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Finally got around to putting a wrap on my JK. It took me 5 days and worked by myself. Took longer than expected because I took off the fenders, all black plastic, tire carrier etc. plus i am healing from a broken rib. The material is made by 3M and ink is also 3M. Material cost was $450 for the Mossy Oak, plus another few bucks for new fender clips and fasteners(EBAY). There are a number of sellers, just google camo wraps. Oh yeah, it took 120 sq. feet, came in a 4' x 30' roll and I had leftover.
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Not at all, 3M designed this to be a paint protector. I have had it on my truck for about 6-7 years and is still fine. I regularly drive through manzanita and other rough brush and it does not even scratch. Now I can do the same with the JK. But why take it off????
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