Line X prep for JKU and more
10-16-2014, 10:32 AM
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That's the tintable kit, you get that one if you want to mix your own paint w/ it to create your own custom color.
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Is that kit enough for the whole interior of a 4 door? I was hoping to save this project for spring but my top keeps randomly leaking and the damp carpet smell is driving me crazy, and trying to dry it out each time is just tedious.
I pulled out the carpet from the front but haven't looked at the cargo area too much yet, that's where I am assuming is probably the hardest to scrape off?
10-16-2014, 10:38 AM
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Is that kit enough for the whole interior of a 4 door? I was hoping to save this project for spring but my top keeps randomly leaking and the damp carpet smell is driving me crazy, and trying to dry it out each time is just tedious. I pulled out the carpet from the front but haven't looked at the cargo area too much yet, that's where I am assuming is probably the hardest to scrape off?
And it's all pretty much the same when it comes to scraping there's just more in the back.
10-21-2014, 06:03 AM
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Did you have to use some type of in-line filter for your air compressor? I am trying to gather supplies and start prepping the Jeep to spray it this weekend. Do I need some type of filter to prevent condensation from the air compressor getting into the paint? I have read a lot of write ups on this forum but didn't see that mentioned.
10-24-2014, 07:27 AM
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I got the filter, stripped out the carpet and the crap off the floor. Ready to start sanding. And hopefully ups delivers the raptor liner today so I can spray tomorrow. How bad are the fumes from the raptor liner?
10-24-2014, 09:18 AM
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I was hoping to spray outside but it might be a little windy tomorrow. Don't wanna pass out in the garage. I'm sure I'll think of more questions as I get further along in the prep.
10-25-2014, 09:51 AM
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Success! I am very excited how good the finish looks, just waiting for it to dry more. However I have two stripped out torx bolts that hold the seatbelts in. Any suggestions for being able to get them out? They are loose and I cannot tighten or remove them bc they are so stripped out. One is the passenger front seat where it attaches between the doors. And the other is the driver side back seat where it attaches to the roll bar.
11-25-2014, 01:44 PM
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I had the same problem as you and have read many other people with the same problem. For some reason that seatbelt one is stripping out. I luckily got it tightened down (slow process and a lot of force pushing down on the bolt) but if for some reason I ever have to remove it, it's not happening.
11-25-2014, 01:51 PM
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Success! I am very excited how good the finish looks, just waiting for it to dry more. However I have two stripped out torx bolts that hold the seatbelts in. Any suggestions for being able to get them out? They are loose and I cannot tighten or remove them bc they are so stripped out. One is the passenger front seat where it attaches between the doors. And the other is the driver side back seat where it attaches to the roll bar.