Bedliner'd rear bumper - Top only.
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Bedliner'd rear bumper - Top only.
So I picked up a 00 XJ on Sat. and the rear bumper was beat so I decided to take care of that. I used 180 Grit sand paper and masked off what I didnt want to paint and gave it about 6 total light/medium coats. I will have some better pics once it cures and the light is out. lemme know what you guys think and if you have any questions just ask. - Yes I know Natural ice is **** beer but it was 30 pack for 13 and got the job done
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Finished texture
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haha fortunatly for the bumper they werent only my beers. I had a buddy come over and help me with some of the sanding, masking & painting etc. We did kill plenty more though
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Heres another picture.... Sucks its raining all night. Im hoping the bumper had enough time to cure last night in the garage. It sat for a good 9 or 10 hours.... Its probably jacked
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natty ice, i thought it was nasty ice!?
but i like the way that turned out!!! i might do this too if you dont mind me taking the idea, cause i got to thinking how many times i have slipped off my bumper and whacked my knee loading stuff in my rack
but i like the way that turned out!!! i might do this too if you dont mind me taking the idea, cause i got to thinking how many times i have slipped off my bumper and whacked my knee loading stuff in my rack
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Hey, your not stealing my idea. Im sure it has already been done before but I had never seen it. I put the end caps back on today and I love the look. It just flows so good. If you do end up doing it make sure to post some pics!
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natty ice isnt bad... as long as youve had a couple before you start drinking it. But i mean you can drink anything after you've had enough in you
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Gotta agree with everyone on the natty ice.lol
I really like the bumper look. I saw someone on the road who had done the same thing to his step rails. I going to have to try the same thing. My bumpers are chrome though. I think that stuff will sand off as it seems to be chipping anyway. Has anyone tried to topcoat chrome?
I really like the bumper look. I saw someone on the road who had done the same thing to his step rails. I going to have to try the same thing. My bumpers are chrome though. I think that stuff will sand off as it seems to be chipping anyway. Has anyone tried to topcoat chrome?
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Gotta agree with everyone on the natty ice.lol
I really like the bumper look. I saw someone on the road who had done the same thing to his step rails. I going to have to try the same thing. My bumpers are chrome though. I think that stuff will sand off as it seems to be chipping anyway. Has anyone tried to topcoat chrome?
I really like the bumper look. I saw someone on the road who had done the same thing to his step rails. I going to have to try the same thing. My bumpers are chrome though. I think that stuff will sand off as it seems to be chipping anyway. Has anyone tried to topcoat chrome?