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wait... where is the engine and tranny at? lolOriginally Posted by Crashmurray1985
Here is mine what do you think
got it primed, took 6 cans and i just made it. roof was a pain to do.
got 8 cans of tan paint, going to get more before i start.
got 8 cans of tan paint, going to get more before i start.
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ok, so, seeing how so many people are using regular spray paint to paint their jeeps, can somebody give me step by step instructions so i can also do this? im a bit of a dee dee dee and dont want to mess it up. please and thank you!
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thanks guys. I will be sure to upload pictures when i get it done. probably will be in 3 weeks once i am done with school, could be sooner though.
Originally Posted by rtralabama
I wanna paint my patriot blue XJ tan, my rear hatch is also a different color, its a lighter blue. I wanna do with like a flat or satin tan, nothing glossy cus you can see all the scratches on my jeep from tree branches from wheeling. I was wonder why type of paint you recommend? not trying to spend a lot of money. I would either spray paint it or use my air compressor, idk which will be easier or cheap. any thoughts?thanks guys. I will be sure to upload pictures when i get it done. probably will be in 3 weeks once i am done with school, could be sooner though.
Check out TCPGlobal.com. Huge line of paints. Single stage enamels and acrylic enamel, 2 stage polyurethanes, satins, flats, gloss, metallics. I painted a 96 Ford F-150 for $200 in materials. Good paint and they will ship to your door. Youll spend that in rattlecans alone and prolly wont like the streaky, dry spot results. The do have several tans, blacks, greens in satin and flat for the camo look. Just a thought.
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yeah, used grey primer then 16 cans of khaki.Originally Posted by DualSportDad
Looks good...much darker than mine tho. Did you use khaki?
