What was done to your JK this week?
JK Freak
Shutterbug, I got the cheap Daystar D ring rubbers, but the hook is now against the black textured coating on the steel. Do I just need to accept that there will be rusty spots on the bumper?
Also, any ideas in how to do driveway touch up on the bumper after a rust spot or gouge is observed? It's going to get used a bit of road, so I know it's going to need to be touched up occasionally. It's a Smittybilt textured black, I would say it's a semi gloss textured finish. It's not flat, I'm sure of that.
Also, any ideas in how to do driveway touch up on the bumper after a rust spot or gouge is observed? It's going to get used a bit of road, so I know it's going to need to be touched up occasionally. It's a Smittybilt textured black, I would say it's a semi gloss textured finish. It's not flat, I'm sure of that.
JK Super Freak
Shutterbug, I got the cheap Daystar D ring rubbers, but the hook is now against the black textured coating on the steel. Do I just need to accept that there will be rusty spots on the bumper?
Also, any ideas in how to do driveway touch up on the bumper after a rust spot or gouge is observed? It's going to get used a bit of road, so I know it's going to need to be touched up occasionally. It's a Smittybilt textured black, I would say it's a semi gloss textured finish. It's not flat, I'm sure of that.
Also, any ideas in how to do driveway touch up on the bumper after a rust spot or gouge is observed? It's going to get used a bit of road, so I know it's going to need to be touched up occasionally. It's a Smittybilt textured black, I would say it's a semi gloss textured finish. It's not flat, I'm sure of that.
If you keep the hook tight, it won't bang around too much. Of course, another option would be a Factor 55 instead of the hook.
For me, I've used a little POR-15 on the rusty spots to stop the rust, and then some flat black textured paint (rustoleum) should help.
Nice looking rig!