OOOPS... My bad!

That DARK BLUE looked like black on my monitor, until you pointed it out to me.
That is STILL a bad-*** looking rig!
BTW, one of my all-time favorite color schemes for an XJ is Liberty Blue, either with Grizzlies or black steelies.

 

I'm leaning towards the herculiner route when I get the time and money and right weather. I'm not sure what to do in the door jambs though. Any thoughts?

 

Here's mine... I have since sprayed the rockers. I'm considering doing the doors as well... almost want to do the whole thing...


It's that Wal-Mart liner brand. Holds up great.

 

I would paint them the same color as the hurculiner. It takes more time to paint the jambs but is worth it, and to me if I see a rig and its not done then I know its a hurried job.

 

remember the bedliner is all pockmarked, so it is next to impossible to get perfectly clean after a year or so. it WILL end up absorbing most of the dirt etc. and just holding it in.

 

I would definetly countinue on and do the doors. How do you like you BB? I've been looking around for a 2" lift but not sure whick route to go. I'm thinking about just getting the heavy duty leafs from quadratec and some spacers from upfront. I carry a decent amount of weight in the back and sometimes tow. How do you like the bedliner as paint?

 

"Pockmarked" is not in my dictionary

 

Wrecked - I like my Tera-Flex BB. Nice greaseable shackles that should last a while. I also got some RC nitro monotubes recently as well. Ride is suitable to my needs. The bedliner was definitely worth the work.

 

craterfaced, etc.

it's textured material is what I'm trying to say.

 

your the one i was talking about
i think im going to do it your way

 

not if you pressure wash it good. i can get my clean if i want to. i just don't care to.

 

My Jeep is going Satin black for now, I've done quite a few good rattle can jobs, bad part is I work in a body shop, just cant afford it haha

Heres some rattle jobs I did in the past (Sorry not jeeps)

 

i used 13 cans of autozone cheapo self etching primer and 9 cans of walmates cheapo camo paint. the bottom 8 inches is sprayed with undercoating so far it has held up ok but i have only had it on there 6 months

 

Not a big fan of the rhino liner on the exterior, but to each his own...

I like the olive drab idea, or a sand color similar to the military hummers.

I've always wanted a forest service green cherokee (with the door emblems of course) lifted with some meats. I think folks would look twice at that,

 

Dang 99XJdad I didn't even recognize your rig, I think the last time I saw a pic was before the BB or the tires. It's looking really nice man, great work. But I second wrecked's opinion on continuing onto the doors. I have my lower quarters done with bedliner now, but I plan on continuing up to that bodyline when i trim for new tires. Keep up the good work on that rig!