Project M.A.S.H
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And to those do-it-yourselfers out there like me... I don't EVER recommend doing the headliner in an Xj!!! It was definitely the WORST thing I have had to do to my jeep yet! The fiberglass the material is glued to breaks extremely easily and is a pain to get in and out of the vehicle, it takes a long time, and the fiberglass get all over you And causes you to itch and ruins you cloths! Not trying to crush anyone's hopes but really man, save yourself the time and trouble and pay the extra $50 to get someone else to do it! O.o
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
Not to turn this into a headliner thread you can do anymaterial as long as it says with in the thickness of a thick banddana....and it does not need to be foamed backed
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Ok, so here's what I plan to do, once I paint it I'm going to get a ladder for the back, a tire mount, a 3" suspension lift, roof rack, wheel spacers, brush guard, lights, super swamper mud tires and winch! Anyone have any other suggestions while I'm at it? Lol
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
It looks like a great idea and easy to do
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
If u can find that thread wherebhe did that I'm sure you can do it I think it took like an hour?
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Hey,
If your going to paint.. Try the Krylon Satin Italian Olive, looks real nice and no streaking. I was really surprised how good it looked when it was all done.
Heres a pic of mine the day it was painted...
If your going to paint.. Try the Krylon Satin Italian Olive, looks real nice and no streaking. I was really surprised how good it looked when it was all done.
Heres a pic of mine the day it was painted...
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Originally Posted by XJ Jake
Hey,
If your going to paint.. Try the Krylon Satin Italian Olive, looks real nice and no streaking. I was really surprised how good it looked when it was all done.
Heres a pic of mine the day it was painted...
If your going to paint.. Try the Krylon Satin Italian Olive, looks real nice and no streaking. I was really surprised how good it looked when it was all done.
Heres a pic of mine the day it was painted...
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
wich ever find first...but with his he added metal to make it stronger....but it works and I think the ones they sell at AutoZone is for stick shifts 






