So my 1992 xj was all white and i wanted to give it a trim so i did the front and back bumps and side and fenders it looks nice and i applied the uav top coat as well so it stays pretty shinny black. I like it... Pretty cheap as well i think i spent like 80$ total on it.

 

This is just a prep pic i just sanded it like a like scuffed it up and then used some self etching primer worked good.


https://www.cherokeeforum.com/member...-jeep-prep.jpg

 

 

how is this fabrication?

 

idk probably isn't i was just posting it to show people what it looks like and how it came out if anyone was curious about using it.

 

this belongs in the Technical Write-Up/How To Section or a pic thread

 

to late my bad

 

4-door version

 

bought the gallon 100 doller kit from autozone, did mine fender wells and frame and everything with one gallon still have half gallon left its on thick and i hit stuff all the time wheelin stuff holds up very very well.. I must say though after mudding and pressure wash a couple times shinny goes away it turns dawl which i like better than the gloss.. so going mudding this weekend lol btw nice jeep whites my fav color on a cherokee

 

That looks so sick on those bushwackers.... Ya i only have my factory fenders. But this weekend i took my grill off and the side trims and i sanded them and used that bed liner spray can to do those and it actually looks nice not as ruff as the hur, but it has a nice feel to it. Thanks for the feed back and all.

 

Also where did u get those tail light covers the blockers or whatever there called.

 

there a bit salty for guards but heres the link may be able to make them cheaper, but there tough and dont bend when i snag stuff

http://4wheelonline.com/Products.asp...roductID=72752

 

thats what i used on my swing gate and underbody and tail lights guards nice stuff but 10 dollers a can

 

looks good but can't this stuff get nasty when it's out in the sun?

 

this belongs in cherokee chat...no fabrication involved at all...