Beat coating for new bumper?
01-19-2016, 03:22 PM
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JK Junkie
bedliner
alcohol wipe
3 coats of etching primer 20 min betweeen of dry time
2 or 3 coats of rustoleum bedliner spray 30 min in between coats roughly course who can wait ?
close enough !!
u get a scratch ,scrape, or chip . You can hit it quick with the can, done . I have hardly had any chips just one that touched up in two seconds the size of a thumb tac
washes easy as your rock rails or anything thats powdercoated in fact easyer to repair than a powdercoat im sure . Its truly the best way to go ! make sure you get the etching spray in every spot you can inside the bumper too so it wont get rust for a long while anyway
3 coats of etching primer 20 min betweeen of dry time
2 or 3 coats of rustoleum bedliner spray 30 min in between coats roughly course who can wait ?
close enough !!u get a scratch ,scrape, or chip . You can hit it quick with the can, done . I have hardly had any chips just one that touched up in two seconds the size of a thumb tac
washes easy as your rock rails or anything thats powdercoated in fact easyer to repair than a powdercoat im sure . Its truly the best way to go ! make sure you get the etching spray in every spot you can inside the bumper too so it wont get rust for a long while anyway
Last edited by jeepmojo; 01-19-2016 at 04:03 PM.
05-28-2016, 11:18 AM
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I did u-pol raptor liner on my jcr bumpers - has held up great thus far; and has been easier to clean than the dupli-color bed liner I've used in the past (had a tough time getting the brown color out after run in's with mud).
Cleaned with SEM Solve, scuff/sand, cleaned again, two light coats of self etch primer, then one very light coat of raptor liner followed by two full coats.
You can get a lighter texture than I did by spraying at a higher PSI.
Cleaned with SEM Solve, scuff/sand, cleaned again, two light coats of self etch primer, then one very light coat of raptor liner followed by two full coats.
You can get a lighter texture than I did by spraying at a higher PSI.
05-28-2016, 11:23 AM
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