It takes a steady hand but easy to install. Your dash comes off by removing 6 bolts
The overlays are not the best quality but if you install them perfectly they look good. You install them in the dark with your dash lights on in order to line them up properly. This is where the steady hand comes in.

I got them off e bay for $25 (they are printed on paper and install with double sided tape) so I say $25 is over priced haha. when I first got them I was pretty mad about the quality because they said nothing about what they where made of... But they look good, function good now lets just hope they last.

 

Those white gauges look like my old KJ Liberty.

 

Painted the a/c vent rings and speaker covers(in sound bar) to match the red rock.
Installed Daystar Dash Pad
Fabricated and Installed custom rock sliders
Installed JK decals!

Not much but I am doing all the least expensive things for now to keep me occupied.

 

Spicer ball joints,.

 

Looks great!!

 

38" MT/R's and wheels. Steel tube fenders. Currie HD tierod. HID-LED lights. HID-LED rock lights.

 

So post some up so we can check out the handy work

 

I bought her the teraflex axel kit: upper and lower C gussets and sleeves. now I just need to find a good shop with a good price to install them.

 

Installed my midland CB, plus ordered a lot of parts from Dave at northridge, only had the jeep a few days and can't leave it alone.

 

Where did you get the cb? I'm thinking about adding one to my JK. What antenna are you running with it?