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Old 06-05-2017, 12:13 AM
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The painting continues. Got everything cleaned off. Primer is on. only 1.5 coats before I can out of primer. Will pick up some more for a second coat. Need to order new axle seals and figure out which diff cover I want as well. While a solid diff cover is only $65, them Chassis Unlimited covers are DOPE.

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Got all my hardware ready for electrolysis

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Old 06-07-2017, 10:34 PM
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C8.25 is done with paint!

My buddy Jeepology recommended this spray paint and I love how it looks! Laid 3 coats down.

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Don't mind the unfinished diff cover. Im going to be buying a new one, just need to figure out which one. If you follow the "What did you do to your Cherokee today" thread you've seen the spread sheet I put together

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Originally Posted by Joecam18
C8.25 is done with paint!

My buddy Jeepology recommended this spray paint and I love how it looks! Laid 3 coats down.
Flat soft iron is goat. Good choice.
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Ruff Stuff's diff cover is probably the best on the market, bar none.

Get that, or if you are on a tight budget just go with a Solid. I have also seen people do horrible things to the Poison Spyder cover, that thing can take a beating as well, but for the money I would just go Ruff Stuff.
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Originally Posted by Jordan6505
Flat soft iron is goat. Good choice.
Im really liking it!

Originally Posted by investinwaffles
Ruff Stuff's diff cover is probably the best on the market, bar none.

Get that, or if you are on a tight budget just go with a Solid. I have also seen people do horrible things to the Poison Spyder cover, that thing can take a beating as well, but for the money I would just go Ruff Stuff.
Not sure if i can justify spending money on diff covers when for just a little more I can get a cav fab stubby bumper
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Originally Posted by Joecam18
Not sure if i can justify spending money on diff covers when for just a little more I can get a cav fab stubby bumper
Solid covers and stubby. Win win.
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Originally Posted by Jeepology
Solid covers and stubby. Win win.
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Removed the knuckles, axle shafts, axle nuts, and ball joints. Starting to clean up this axle: removing rust, paint, grime. Got some junk into the axle tubes so ill have to be more careful and flush with brake cleaner. Planning on changeing diff fluid quickly after the first fill to clean out totally.

Got one knuckle in the electrolysis tub. Will remove and scrub tomorrow and decide if the other one is going in or not
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Looking great so far. Good call on the peal n seal. If you have to take your headliner out I highly recommend doing the roof as well. I did mine wheni redid the headliner definitely worth it. A lot quieter and helps with the heat as well
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Originally Posted by 01EXPOXJ
Looking great so far. Good call on the peal n seal. If you have to take your headliner out I highly recommend doing the roof as well. I did mine wheni redid the headliner definitely worth it. A lot quieter and helps with the heat as well
Thanks!

and Ive actually already had my headliner replaced so its not sagging or anything so no reason for me to take it out. TBH I dont have AC so the windows are always open so its tough to tell whats quiet or deadened or not lol
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Originally Posted by 01EXPOXJ
Looking great so far. Good call on the peal n seal. If you have to take your headliner out I highly recommend doing the roof as well. I did mine wheni redid the headliner definitely worth it. A lot quieter and helps with the heat as well
Have you noticed any tar smell or other odor with the peal n seal?
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
Have you noticed any tar smell or other odor with the peal n seal?
There is a little smell for a while. But it goes away. I didnt mind it at all. I have done my roof and both front doors . I will do the floor someday when i swap my seats.
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
Have you noticed any tar smell or other odor with the peal n seal?
Originally Posted by 01EXPOXJ
There is a little smell for a while. But it goes away. I didnt mind it at all. I have done my roof and both front doors . I will do the floor someday when i swap my seats.
I haven't noticed much if anything and the Mississippi sun bakes Derek lol I have noticed without the jute the floor is harder though
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