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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: East Hampton, NY
Absolutely Awesome! Everything 'Fits Nice' Are those Mopar mudflaps under the front fender flares??
JK Junkie
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 2,361
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From: Montana
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 139
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From: Maine
Unfortunately I think Im going to have to undo some stuff when its time. Like take the shrockworks rock sliders off and the mopar sill covers..but well worth it it looks like.
Fallen Hero
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: I get around
Couple questions.
1. Is this something you can get a gallon of and a roller brush and do yourself?
2. Will this stuff stick to plastic?
3. Wonder if it will make my stock plastic bumper tougher
4. The added traction to my stock side steps would be nice.
Concern is that the bedliner in my truck is a biotch to clean sand stays in every nook and cranny and it seems very dull in color and appears dry rotted at times (color wise)
1. Is this something you can get a gallon of and a roller brush and do yourself?
2. Will this stuff stick to plastic?
3. Wonder if it will make my stock plastic bumper tougher
4. The added traction to my stock side steps would be nice.
Concern is that the bedliner in my truck is a biotch to clean sand stays in every nook and cranny and it seems very dull in color and appears dry rotted at times (color wise)
JK Junkie
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 2,361
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From: Montana
Couple questions.
1. Is this something you can get a gallon of and a roller brush and do yourself?
2. Will this stuff stick to plastic?
3. Wonder if it will make my stock plastic bumper tougher
4. The added traction to my stock side steps would be nice.
Concern is that the bedliner in my truck is a biotch to clean sand stays in every nook and cranny and it seems very dull in color and appears dry rotted at times (color wise)
1. Is this something you can get a gallon of and a roller brush and do yourself?
2. Will this stuff stick to plastic?
3. Wonder if it will make my stock plastic bumper tougher
4. The added traction to my stock side steps would be nice.
Concern is that the bedliner in my truck is a biotch to clean sand stays in every nook and cranny and it seems very dull in color and appears dry rotted at times (color wise)
2-Yes it will stick to SOME plastics. You would have to check with them.
3-No it wont make your plastic bumpers stronger. The stock Jeep bumpers are JUNK. Wait till you take them off. My 130 lb wife carried my front bumper with one arm to my shed.
4-The traction would be great on steps.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Rocky Mount,NC
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 3
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From: Signal Mountain TN
i did the entire inside of my JK and was also thinking about about something similar to what you are on the outside.
Here is my only concern....My dad has one of his trailers done along the sides and although the line-x looks as it did the day he got it done, over time he developed some rust along the edge of the line-x where it meets the body. Granted, this has been over approx. 8-10 years, but I plan on having my JK for a long while and am afraid of that happening.
I am probably going to go ahead and to my shrockworks and rubi rock rails though.
Anyway, interested in what others have to say.
Here is my only concern....My dad has one of his trailers done along the sides and although the line-x looks as it did the day he got it done, over time he developed some rust along the edge of the line-x where it meets the body. Granted, this has been over approx. 8-10 years, but I plan on having my JK for a long while and am afraid of that happening.
I am probably going to go ahead and to my shrockworks and rubi rock rails though.
Anyway, interested in what others have to say.
JK Freak
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 919
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From: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
[QUOTE=07JKRUBI;292991]Here are a few pics.
I hope this works!!
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That treatment to the door sills/hinges is EXACTLY what I'm after. Did you do that yourself or have a shop do it?
I'd like to do the rest of the hinge (door mounted piece) to match. That's my exact idea.
Thanks for the pics!
I hope this works!!
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That treatment to the door sills/hinges is EXACTLY what I'm after. Did you do that yourself or have a shop do it?
I'd like to do the rest of the hinge (door mounted piece) to match. That's my exact idea.
Thanks for the pics!