ryandelux

Finnished product is found iby searching - " home built custom stubby front bumper 99% done"


OK im not gonna do a whole write up....any questions ask, I'll do my best to explain. Some easy questions to answer right off the bat.
- I used cardboard off the main angle (front and top) to find all of the corner angles.
-I stick welded it.
-It took about 10 hrs.
-its made out of 1/4" front and top and 3/16 steel on corners.

This bumper is not done, it will soon receive a winch and roller fairlead, stinger bar and lights. and a nice coating or 2 of some type of roll on liner. Hope you like it as much as i do!!!!

JKRockStomper

Very nice

guybergeron

im on y way to try , practice arc welding and this summer do my first bumper. not much weld on it at first but its is gona be mine. yours is realy nice. simple maby a stinger shackle winch. hope to se more in the future.

bigbluejk

lookin good

JK07

nice work nice skill set. now stop smoking

Adanac_JK

Bumper looks nice.

Off topic, could you post some pics of your roof rack set up. I am hoping to get something installed on mine and im just wondering what you have up there.

Munday

Looks good man , I think a medium stinger with some extra support or guessed would look sweet..

ryandelux

i have a full write up on the roof rack i'll put up i'll put it up under the name (thule roof rack install)

RubiJK

Looks great. I would suggest SPRAY on Duplicolor bedliner instead of roll on. If you work with it for a little bit, you can dial it in for exactly what you want. Up close is a smoother finish. Further back makes more texture. At around 10-12" or so, it looks VERY close to the finish on our fenders. Thats how I did mine, and it is very easy to touch up after you bounce it on rocks, too!

pearl-drum-man

I like it!