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You could also lightly feather the chips down with a piece of light sandpaper. That's what I would do... Just to smooth it out a bit
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Got some little nick knacks done to the jeep today... Got my country woodgrain bezel in with my kc switch and new cb mic holder. (sorry for the crappy pic. I'll take a better one tomorrow with some light!)
Also got my hitch cleaned up.. And painted my d-ring and pin with yellow engine enamel.
Also got my hitch cleaned up.. And painted my d-ring and pin with yellow engine enamel.
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I would advise on not using the tow strap with a hook on it. Especially off road, where the strap is put to its limit. It could become a projectile and injure someone, or worse. I've seen it break many windows after it came off the tow point. Luckily it never happened to me.
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Ok now I have a better idea of what you mean. You could definitely spray right over it but it may show. That is honestly going to depend on how many coats you lay down.
You could also lightly feather the chips down with a piece of light sandpaper. That's what I would do... Just to smooth it out a bit
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I would advise on not using the tow strap with a hook on it. Especially off road, where the strap is put to its limit. It could become a projectile and injure someone, or worse. I've seen it break many windows after it came off the tow point. Luckily it never happened to me.
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My 95 has a maaco paint job done by the po. It didn't really last all that long.. But I did wheel it alot. It's worth the money though.
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great looking rig. Im still going through your thread atm lol.
I'm thinking about taking my front caps off.. how did you route the line or the vac canister ball?
I'm thinking about taking my front caps off.. how did you route the line or the vac canister ball?
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Here is the thing with maaco... You need to tell them EXACTLY what you want. I mean everything. If you don't tell them to tape something they will paint right over it. So just make sure you go over everything.
My 95 has a maaco paint job done by the po. It didn't really last all that long.. But I did wheel it alot. It's worth the money though.
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And thank you!
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Yep just thoroughly go through everything. I was more aiming towards any trim... Door lock cylinders.. You'd be surprised what they will spray right over