Homebrew Jeep Mods
Originally Posted by duafacia
Not mine but I painted it at home. Should be painting mine soon though...
Behold the power of the spray can, I guess. Truth be told, the paint that was on the car, and that served as the background for my hatchet job, was no shiny clear coat or anything like that. It was pretty dull, which probably helped a great deal with adhesion.
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From: Las Vegas
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.oL H.O. 784 injectors, EV6 to EV1 connectors, APN header, Dynomax exhaust
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From: rome,ga
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
did my removable door mod.only cost 3 dollars for a cutting wheel for my grinder


bed liner round head lights.needed new ones anyway so i got to playing in the garage .i think its a little ricer but oh well


bed liner round head lights.needed new ones anyway so i got to playing in the garage .i think its a little ricer but oh well
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From: rome,ga
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
yeah they go off and on like a wrangler now.you cut a part of the hinge that allows it to work like a wrangler or cj door.dont work on later model cherokees.different hinges
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From: rome,ga
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
you just need some bedliner in a can and some tape.tape off the whole light and use the biggest round thing that fits to trace.i used a quart paint can.take tape off of the light except where the circle is and spray with liner.just dust it at first and after about the the third dusting you can put thicker coats.let it dry for about a hour and then take rest of tape off.do all of this with lights out of jeep to avoid over spray


