Need ideas how how to finish my bumpers
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From: F'n Kansas
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I ordered front and rear bumpers from JCR. Now I'm trying to decide how to finish them. I thought about painting them to match the body.(Patriot blue) It would be the most expensive up front and to repair.
Having them Line-X'd but not sure if it if would look good. It's kind of glossy looking and would make them even heavier.
Powder coat. Not sure but an idea.
I'm leaning towards flat black or a black satin spray paint. Possibly a hammered finish too. It would be easier to touch up if they were damaged/scratched up.
More than anything I'm just anxious for them to get here so I can get them on and mount my KC lights.
Having them Line-X'd but not sure if it if would look good. It's kind of glossy looking and would make them even heavier.
Powder coat. Not sure but an idea.
I'm leaning towards flat black or a black satin spray paint. Possibly a hammered finish too. It would be easier to touch up if they were damaged/scratched up.
More than anything I'm just anxious for them to get here so I can get them on and mount my KC lights.
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From: Arnold MO
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I would go with something out of a rattle can. Pick the sheen you want. I would probably go with semi gloss black. Easy to touch up and cheap to do. The hammered finish can be tough to touch up.
I ordered front and rear bumpers from JCR. Now I'm trying to decide how to finish them. I thought about painting them to match the body.(Patriot blue) It would be the most expensive up front and to repair.
Having them Line-X'd but not sure if it if would look good. It's kind of glossy looking and would make them even heavier.
Powder coat. Not sure but an idea.
I'm leaning towards flat black or a black satin spray paint. Possibly a hammered finish too. It would be easier to touch up if they were damaged/scratched up.
More than anything I'm just anxious for them to get here so I can get them on and mount my KC lights.
Having them Line-X'd but not sure if it if would look good. It's kind of glossy looking and would make them even heavier.
Powder coat. Not sure but an idea.
I'm leaning towards flat black or a black satin spray paint. Possibly a hammered finish too. It would be easier to touch up if they were damaged/scratched up.
More than anything I'm just anxious for them to get here so I can get them on and mount my KC lights.
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From: F'n Kansas
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I heard that bed liner fades over time because there's no UV protectent in it. I dont want it to fade.
I have some on the hatch on the bottom lip and tag light cover and havent noticed it fade yet though. Then again I dont have something freshly sprayed next to it to compare.
I have some on the hatch on the bottom lip and tag light cover and havent noticed it fade yet though. Then again I dont have something freshly sprayed next to it to compare.
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