Hey all - I just finished this one Sunday!

I completely took her down and started over. White primer and base. 7 layer deep airbrush job on this Beast. She used to be my Blue Beast and now she is my "Dragoneer" (named such because she is covered with blue dragon scales).

I need to put her winch and roof rack back on yet.




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Susan

 

Cool.. great job.

I like the Spark plugs,, Zaaaaaaaap! lol

 

Hey- Thank so much. I wanted to do one on the other side of the hood peeing in the radiator.......... but you know only so much hood space.

I appreciate the reply! Thank you sooo much!

 

HAHA,,that would of been cool,,but yeah not much space.

You are going to get a lot of looks now.. Exercised your jeep wave hand, its going to be waving like crazy

 

that will be kind of nice...... I think was overlooked alot with the old rattle can paint job she had. I have been known as Queen of the Rattle Can

 

HAHA right on!

 

I still rattle can the rock sliders, bumpers, winch plate, and roof rack..... just a lil more carefully now.

 

Dude, that looks sweet! Nice airbrushing - I can only imagine how long that would have taken. Did you clearcoat over the airbrushing?

 

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
It took about 2 months but that was painting every possible moment. I did clear coat over it - I used Napa Acme Clear coat 4:1 mix ratio.

The Jeep was a rattle can blue - so I Scotchbrited the whole things, used white primer and AutoBorn sealer white base coats. then repainted the blue where the dragonscales are.

 

That's ridiculous but not like in a bad way. If I tried that it would look like a pic a 2 year old tried to color.

 

Thanks ... I think LOL

 

While not my cup of tea, it is phenomenal work. That's an insane amount of effort, and well done. Kudos miss!

 

Thank you, and just a note -- QSTG = Queen Susan the Great

 

Fixed on both counts...LOL

Sorry about that!

 

Don't worry ~ I am not one who would take that offensively - it's even a good thing in a Jeep club. I am not typical fem - I can fix my own Jeeper and I know how to keep the skinny pedal down!