Custom Paint Picture Thread
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Year: 93 2 door
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Custom Paint Picture Thread
lets see your do it yourself paint jobs
everything from show room floor to rattle can mixes (anything but stock)
everything from show room floor to rattle can mixes (anything but stock)
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Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 firepower ignition, cat-back w/ magnaflow muffler, poweraid tb spacer, optima blue top
Nice thread, good for d.i.y.'ers and the pros.
I have painted my rear bumper, front flares, steering linkage, shocks, diff covers, sway bar, front fenders where i trimmed em, bumper light covers, fuse panel cover, stabilizer, coolant and washer caps. Also some of my custom pieces, a-pillar light mounts, sub grille, battery hold down, spare tire mount, switch panel, and fan shroud.
By the way this was all rattle can.
Oh, and some various spots to slow rust. Haha
I have painted my rear bumper, front flares, steering linkage, shocks, diff covers, sway bar, front fenders where i trimmed em, bumper light covers, fuse panel cover, stabilizer, coolant and washer caps. Also some of my custom pieces, a-pillar light mounts, sub grille, battery hold down, spare tire mount, switch panel, and fan shroud.
By the way this was all rattle can.
Oh, and some various spots to slow rust. Haha
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I personally would remove everything and do it right because I have OCD about it
pull everything apart sand it alll down to bare metal and cover it with bedliner or something else to prevent rust and scratches. thats my .02
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Year: 1990
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Engine: 4.0L upgraded charging system & blue top, flowmaster 44, hi flow cat and two core rad.
I painted my hood and front end myself with rattlecans, I probably spent as much as it would have cost to have it done but I'm pleased with the outcome.
I also painted my new exhaust with high temp black paint.
I also painted my new exhaust with high temp black paint.
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Year: 1992
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Originally Posted by Red82
When you guys paint your steering and axles do you remove it all then paint or paint while on your rig. And how to do you prep it?
On the other end of the spectrum, on my bronco 2 i needed to remove some of them suspension and other things so i am in the process of completely dissassembling the suspension, brakes, steering linkage, and basically most of the undercarriage to clean and paint it. So far i'm pretty much done with the rear.
Here's a sample, my bronco 2's rear axle.