It’s Not Too Late (Yet)

When left unchecked, rust is like an infection that spreads throughout a truck. This can lead to structural issues and giant holes requiring repairs in the thousands of dollars (that sticker shock may even be what led you here).

But you’ve made the right decision to act now.

Below, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about:

• The type of results you can expect to see.
• Why this solution was so difficult to make.
• Where our quick covers are made (and who makes them).

Not For Everyone

We spent our hard earned money for an F-150, Silverado, Sierra, or Ram — not a rust bucket. We want our trucks to look damn good, just like the day we drove them off the lot.

Unfortunately, a lot of aftermarket products stick out like a sore thumb because they’re bulky and can’t be painted to match your truck’s color. It feels as if they were designed to be driving billboards for their brand.

When we designed our quick covers, we wanted them to fit seamlessly into the original design of your truck. It also needed to be receptive to paint so you could match it to your truck’s color.

This is why we’re called OAM — Original Appearance Manufacturing.

Here’s what you can expect to see:

For the cost of one monthly payment on a new truck, you can make your truck look brand new again.

But achieving results like this wasn’t easy… 

We Were On Our Own

We tested various materials, from stainless steel to high density polyethylene (HDPE). Nothing was able to adequately combine durability with consistent appearance and formability. That is until we tried acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), a thermoplastic that’s already used in car interiors.

We tried finding a US manufacturer that could make our quick covers with this material, but what we discovered surprised us. None of them could do it while maintaining our specs and quality standards because the thermoforming industry was seriously outdated.

It seemed like companies figured out thermoforming in the 1990s 1980s 1970s, then never bothered to improve the technology since then.

With them, we were left with just a “good enough” part.

So we brought everything in house.

We hired engineers, purchased our own CNC machine, built our own thermoformer, and went all in to be the best small manufacturing company that we can be while having total control over our supply chain and quality.

Designed & Manufactured Right Here in the USA

By bringing everything in house, we were able to begin doing everything in America. This was an incredibly important decision for us, and for two good reasons:

#1 We want to support American jobs. 200,000+ jobs can be created in the US if everyone chooses to buy more American-made goods.

#2 We want to control every single step of the manufacturing process to ensure the highest possible quality. Our standards for quality are unmatched in this industry, and that’s not something we’re willing to budge on. Ever.

We could have chosen to outsource the manufacturing of our parts overseas. That certainly would have been cheaper.

We don’t know what everyone else is doing, but we felt it was our moral responsibility to support our home and deliver a top-end product. While it’s more expensive for us to do each step in the US, we think the quality and durability make it worth it.

We’ll Be Here When You’re Ready

In today’s world, there’s far too much pressure to buy now, act now. While you’re on our site, please don’t feel rushed. When you are ready, we look forward to making your truck look new again.

In the meantime, check out our reviews (and the before and after images our customers sent in):

See The Reviews