Originally Posted by PGT

Hood is on:



And, seats are done (Katzkin Tuscany in Amaretto/Charcoal with Katzkin's seat heater option). Very happy with how they came out.

Originally Posted by Cali Cosmos

Yes it does peel off. From my experience it all depends where you put it. I would really only recommend it on things like grills, cowls and other little things (out of harms way) on the Jeep. I learned today that it doesn't like things that have to be taped off. Like today when I sprayed my hinges, it is hard to get a clean line when you peel the tape because it dries very fast and forms a layer that sticks to the thing you are painting and obviously the tape too. So in the end yes it does peel off, but it takes a some elbow grease to get it going, but once its starting to peel there is nothing to it. I would stay away from things like spraying wheels because wheeling would scratch and peel it very easily. It has been on my grill for a few months now and has held up great. It has seen plenty of bugs, dirt, a little mud, and plenty of dust. It washes of very easily too. It has the texture of bedliner too. I think it is perfect for grills but to be honest that is about it.
I know that was a lot and confusing sometimes but I think/hope I got the point across. If you used it and saw what it does this would all seem very clear and simple.

Originally Posted by clowekiks

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Plasti dipped grille and trail rate badge. Pulled of plastic bumper, put gutter guard in the grille openings. Still have some work to do to the bumper though.

Originally Posted by PGT

Hood is on:



And, seats are done (Katzkin Tuscany in Amaretto/Charcoal with Katzkin's seat heater option). Very happy with how they came out.