I just did this this morning. First thing I did was tape off the area cause when my door pins were going, it scratched up the sills like crazy. I masked it off and used some Dupli-Color Truck/SUV paint from Advance Auto Parts and gave the sills a coat to cover the scratches and then stuck the plates on. They came with 3M tape already on them. They only fit the front door sills on a 4-door, not the back. Good thing I only bought one set. I might see if I can get a set made for the back though. They look really good. What does everyone else think?

 

Great, Now you can order another pair for the back doors!!LOL

You're making me want to spend money Dave!!!

 

Very nice!!

 

Pretty darn cool

 

Nice Looking. I have been thinking about making some custom ones or using something to emboss (probably not right word, flat truckbed line along the surface and then have the blazer or chevy logo stickout) a design like that and then truck bedline it and it would be skid resistant and look very factory like (as I have seen on other vehicles (my dad's suburban, except his just has ridges not the name in it).

-Lenny

 

Those are pretty sweet, but what exactly are they called because I am having trouble locating them on ebay.

 

How I found them was searching for "custom blazer" under ebay motors obviously.

***Or find my other post called "yet another add-on" in the chat section for the link to the ebay page and the store I got it from.

 

They look awesome

 

Very nice, here they are.

ebay clicky

 

Those look pretty damned good!

I wonder how they fit on a 2 door, lol

Are the front doors on a 2 door the same size as a 4 door?