Well I told the wife I would get the yard ready for winter... But I found a couple cans of dulpi-color bed-liner on my way home from work. So nothing got done around the house.
I decided to leave the bolts holding the doors on green just for something different. I also didn't do the part of the hing that bolts to the body. (I didn't have enough time to do everything, I also plan on removing them all and redoing it next year)









The reason I ran out of time was I had to be up today at 5am to meet the guy I was buying a snorkle off of. I got a free hood with it (has hail damage) so it will also be covered in the bed-liner.

 

hood is now finished.

 

Looks good ... I don't know if I should tempt someone with such a bed-liner obsession, why not go for an entirely bed-lined JK?

 

Lol that's my plan. But I'll have them color match it. I want to see what the hood is like to clean befor I get the jeep done. Plus I'll give it a winter to see if that has any effect on it.

The wife already said yes. Lol

 

Ha! I had the same conversation with myself last Sunday.....unfortunately the shed that needed building won out. I want to bedline the grill and hinges sooo bad, just don't have time. Killer.

Yours looks great!

 

came out looking really good, let us know how the hood holds up over the winter. I'm curious to see how clean it stays after a harsh winter.

 

Looks good! Would look even better with a front bumper stubby 101 chop!

 

The hood and gril are two different textures as well so it will be interesting to see which looks better. I've been planing on cutting the stock bumper as well, just not sure if I should use the caps or not.

 

Thats funny, I did the exact same thing and ended going back a few weeks later and doing the other hinges and bolts.
My problem is Ive had an issue with the Duplicolor flaking.