jeeperjkjeeper

I am running a RK track bar in front with lots of room and I have the TF drop bracket in rear and when the right rear tire is at full stuff the bar just kisses the raised embossment for the fill plug....not even enough to worry about!

JS1122

They all look awesome

pjwing

scooby snacks

I'm reviving an old thread... I went to the Jeep Stealership today to get paint for my bomb proof diff covers. They didn't have any in stock, so I ordered my Deep Cherry Red Crystal Metallic spray paint from Quadratec instead. Hopefully I can paint and install next weekend.

scooby snacks

Okay, 3 coats of Deep Cherry Red on the diffs. They've been drying all day (8 hours). Began putting tape over the spider and cut out and removed some of the tape and it's pulling the base coat off. Do I need to wait several days before taping the spider? Any thoughts??

This pic is after 2 coats...

14Sport

Check the instructions. Most paints I've used say 24 hours. I've even used some that said 10 days to fully cure.

Billbikes

I painted mine and then hand painted the spider black. Then clear coated over it all. Didn't wait long enough and put clear on too thick and it crackled. Still looks good unless you get right up on it, and it's covered with mud half of the time anyway, lol.

scooby snacks

Thanks. This is Mopar paint and there are no directions are notes on can concerning curing time.

14Sport

I'd give it 24 hours then.

scooby snacks

Ok, it's been one week and since I painted the diff covers with the Mopar rattle can. The Diffs have been in my spare bedroom beside the heater vent. I still pull paint off when I put tape on it and lift it up... Any suggestions? Do I need to strip them and etching prime them?? I hope someone has an "easy" solution??

Thanks!