Monstalined Exterior of the JK
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When I read the title I was scared that you might've just ruined a good jeep. I stand corrected! That's an awesome job! I guy in my neighborhood tried that on an explorer and it looks like crap! Great color! Post picks after wheeling. I'm curious to see how big of a pain it is to clean.
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Prep was the most time consuming. I cant say how many hours. I had the Jeep down for a week and worked on prep here and there for a couple hours a day. Another 8-10 hours total maybe?
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You can control the texture of the application. To get a more bumpy texture, you go back over the second coat with the roller while it is still tacky. The roller creates a higher texture. I chose to not go that route so it would be a little smoother.
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The kit includes a paint brush and a sponge with the same texture as the roller to get into the tight spaces. I went out and purchased my own brush which is what I would recommend. The brush included with the kit kind of sucks. I used most of the two gallons, but not all.
The biggest PITA was the underside of the hood.
I also covered the inside portions of the door with black bedliner.
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Thats awesome. I'd prefer it like yours, without the texture. Yours came out looking more like Raptor/Linex thats sprayed on