VX-O2 Style Front & Rear Skidplates

Finally came around and installed the AfterShockProducts ABS Skidplates. I have the full set that consists of the front and rear plates as well as the side skirts.
Whole Set, sanding and a fresh layer of primer

Received the front plate with a repaired lower bolt hole. Didn’t use them for the front as they were too close to the edge. I didn’t want to take the chance of them braking off.
Other bolt whole, again, too close to the edge so I didn’t use them
Test fit for flushness. Had to sand the lower corners a little to get it to rest flush on the cladding.
Chose to paint them a darker metalic gray than the Kaiser Silver. Toyota Magnetic Gray Metallic fit the bill.
I had sprayed 4 layers of primer and 5 layers of paint.
One can of paint worked for both plates.
Close up of the texture of the ABS plastic and final paint
Drilled wholes in cladding to fit M6 rivnuts. Ignore the white line, it’s sand as we just had a sand/rain storm over night.
Bought some nylon tubing to wrap around the bolts
Drilled out the bolt holes to fit tubing
Nylon tubing inserted into the bolt wholes
Fender washers I picked up off ebay for $5 a pack


Didn’t like the alternating orange black orange look



Now I just need to get off my ass and get the side skirts prepped, painted and installed!
Those that inquired, yes it is VX-O2 (letter “O”) not VX-02 (# zero) per Isuzu Japan.
Where did you order front/rear skid plates?
It’s has been awhile since you had posted the question, but if you’re still interested Rudy from the Vehicross.info Forums and Vehicross Facebook group makes them. His website is http://aftershockproducts.com/