i deff will when i get it eventually done and thanx yall for the help

 

definitely want my xj this color now...

 

Well took a little longer than I expected, It didnt come out as a show paint job but for a backyard job outside it wasn't half bad. It was sapposed to be a gloss black but ended up being more of a satin, but I kinda like it this way. So I went from



TO



Now I just need my wheels tires and lift ...

 

did ya clear coat it?
also was it the duplicolor pre mix? cause that has to be clear coated when done.
http://www.duplicolor.com/products/psFinishSystem/

 

My .02 cents worth. Don't rattle can it. It never comes out even. It is no trouble to find a compressor and spray gun. If you work out the math, it costs less to do it that way anyway.

Think retro. Most of the cars of the late 60's and 70's were all trimmed out with chrome. There are a lot of colors that go with the chrome trim. Some colors hide scratches better which is something to considder.

I'd definately think about going for a color that you have never seen a jeep before. Cudda green, camaro blue, mopar orange, or even a funky mint. I like the idea of viking purple.

Black and any variation there of shows all blems and scratches more than most colors.

So, If it were me. There are a lot of different colored jeeps out there, but not many 2 tone. Some of the two tone combinations that ford uses on the 250-350 line are sweet. Check em out.

 

Yea I cleared it... I actually had heard the dupli color had some issues with gettting a real gloss but I didnt really mind it.

 

Either OD green, or that orange above
maybe desert tan
screw the chrome :P

 

i always thought that od green would look really good, and if you get the the good stuff itll last forever, i need to repaint my hood so im thinking about using the duplicolor stuff on that

 

od green and flat black thats the color i am planing to do with mine but with a white star on the hood and no step on the fender flares

 

Grabber green?

 

AWESOME GREEN!!!!