Naaaahh. It was nothing but problems. I just got new bumpers on the Jeep yesterday and they LOOK AMAZING. The Line X makes them look so good. Ill post pics tomorrow. When I picked the Jeep up, my old bronco was in the shop. The guy was having problems with it already.

 

Now the pocket book question...how much to Line-X the inside of your JKs, both 2- and 4-door? And of course inquiring minds want pictures.

I had a TJ that I traded for my JK and it only cost me about $400. I know prices will vary by region and store but any lower price could be used as leverage against someone with a higher price

I loved it by the way. Just pop the plugs and hose out the interior. Paired with neoprene seats, a bikini top, and "offroad" doors (those tubular ones), made for nice summers. I actually got it Rhinolined by a Ziebart store, absolutely awesome local dealer. Anyway, I had to do most of the removal work...everything was out except one bolt holding my seat in and one holding my seatbelt into the rollbar (very careful ride to and from the store ). In the store they had pictures of local folks who had done their whole vehicles inside and out.

Maybe the tax fairy will leave me enough to get it done again and protect me from the wife when I try to explain why i need it done when I already have the vinyl drop in liner from Mopar.

 

I have a 2dr Rubi and had it Linexed. I had it sprayed over the rails where the soft top locks in, had the door jams sprayed, had the fenders and Rubi roc rails remeved and at the time I was Installing a new rear bumper.

I had them spray where the fenders mount and all the way down the pinch seam and behind the rear bumper.

I removed everything except the drivers seat and the fenders and it cost me $800.00. The guy said he would never do another one that cheap. He said it is a lot more detailed then a TJ.

This was the first mod I did to my JEEP and LOVE IT.

I will post pics as soon as I can figure out how to resize to fit.

 

Did you guys have this sprayed with the bumper on or off?

I was think about doing this to both bumpers, rails and bushwacker fenders but then it was going to be too much of a hassle taking these things off.

 

I had my bumper sprayed before installing it. It is much easier to spray before installing. It's also quicker and may be a little cheaper beacause they do not have to tape anything off.

 

In my TJ I just had the interior sprayed...well they did the underside too. The price depends on how much prep work they have to do. One guy explained to me that in a day he can do four or five pickups at $150-200 a pop...or he could do my jeep. So, I was quite pleased with $400 from a different shop. That was, gosh, almost four years ago.

 

Here are a few pics.
I hope this works!!

 

I got mine finally done and put on yesterday. Ill post better pics tomorrow.

Mopar rear with swing




ARB

 

Did you have the 'sport bar' sprayed as well? It looks really good, I think I'll have this done when I get to NC... how far are you from Asheville? I'll be visiting family for about a week after I pick up my Rubi in Florida.

 

Here are the pics I took today.
ARB. Im waiting on the top plate to cover the winch hole. Its still at Line X.


Here is the Mopar rear. The thing is solid. No rattles. I love it so far.