Damn good looking Jeep...Nice accent on the badge..

 

Thanks...

I have Mopar touch up paint and just used a steady hand. It was really easy to do and you don't need to be a pro painter or anything. You are just using the brush on the touch up paint bottle and touching the lifted letters. You might need to go over it twice to get it to cover the silver.

Stay away from it at the car wash, I learned the first time I sprayed some of it off. You can spray it but just not too close. Just a heads up. But I didn't sand it or anything. I bet if you hit the raised letters with 800-1000 grit sand paper I bet it can hold up to a pressure washer a lot better.

 

Finnished the snorkel, new decal, new hood tie downs, and put the soft top on for the summer....

Oh, and got paid $200 to put on a rear mopar steel bumper... Fender bender... well actually a fender scratcher... and after everything was repaired (replaced) I came out ontop $200... can't complain. No injuries, new bumper, plus $200.00

 

Last Winter:


Moved the license plate and bedlined the ugliness that the OEM bumper hid:

 

I got these from my local 4Wheel Parts Store. That saved me on the shipping and it helped that the guy that sold me these is part of the Jeep group I belong to. So I also got a discount.

 

I went with Daystar's hood wranglers

 

Windshield lights! Delta 600's on KC brackets. Much better than my dull headlights. Now for some silverstars

 

Nice Jeep just one thing. The USMC sticker.. I am Army so I won't hold it against you... LOL

 

Installed my lod gen three rear bumper and tire carrier...here is an in progress pic. This thing is built like a tank, i feel sorry for the poor person that ever rearends me.

 

Installed my new soft top, and hi lift.