bedline grill!!
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From: Panorama city,Ca
Originally Posted by thelouv
The fastners holding the JK grill in are super easy to work with. Learned this after feeling like a pro upon completion of the JK then deciding it would be no big deal to do the same upgrade to our '97 4Runner. Huge difference in fastners!! Jk grill pretty much just snaps in.
Didn't do the liner finish, went with a rattle can of hammered black from Rustoleum. More like the Mountain edition look. Plus I used that on some other metal accessories I had added.
Didn't do the liner finish, went with a rattle can of hammered black from Rustoleum. More like the Mountain edition look. Plus I used that on some other metal accessories I had added.
Originally Posted by Marcorocks
What brand did you use? I'm doing my grill and interior this summer.
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From: Nixa, MO
The fastners holding the JK grill in are super easy to work with. Learned this after feeling like a pro upon completion of the JK then deciding it would be no big deal to do the same upgrade to our '97 4Runner. Huge difference in fastners!! Jk grill pretty much just snaps in.
Didn't do the liner finish, went with a rattle can of hammered black from Rustoleum. More like the Mountain edition look. Plus I used that on some other metal accessories I had added.
Didn't do the liner finish, went with a rattle can of hammered black from Rustoleum. More like the Mountain edition look. Plus I used that on some other metal accessories I had added.
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JK Jedi
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Panorama city,Ca
Originally Posted by jaker t5
I just re did mine today after 2 years , I was sitting in house bored and relize I had a can of bedliner so went out washed it off and sprayed it done in under a hour