What was done to your JK this week?
08-25-2016, 09:27 AM
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Back to black sucks quite a bit. I tried that, the mother's super back to black degreaser, and the armor all "lasts an entire year" stuff. They all suck.......for fender flares.
I use it on the interior and it's not bad at all.
For the flares, I just painted them with SEM bumper/ trim paint. I'll be switching it up and going to krylon fusion if/ when I repaint.
I use it on the interior and it's not bad at all.
For the flares, I just painted them with SEM bumper/ trim paint. I'll be switching it up and going to krylon fusion if/ when I repaint.
08-25-2016, 10:40 AM
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I finally washed my Jeep and restored my fender flares and rear bumper with "back to black" I'm really happy with the way it came out I hope it lasts! Has anyone used this stuff before? If it doesn't I'm just going to bedline them I think. Attachment 655313
08-25-2016, 11:35 AM
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Back to black sucks quite a bit. I tried that, the mother's super back to black degreaser, and the armor all "lasts an entire year" stuff. They all suck.......for fender flares.
I use it on the interior and it's not bad at all.
For the flares, I just painted them with SEM bumper/ trim paint. I'll be switching it up and going to krylon fusion if/ when I repaint.
I use it on the interior and it's not bad at all.
For the flares, I just painted them with SEM bumper/ trim paint. I'll be switching it up and going to krylon fusion if/ when I repaint.
08-25-2016, 12:28 PM
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Rustoleum had a paint that sprays on plastic that works fantastic. Used it on mine last winter and still looks great. Was thinking about doing my door handed with it
08-25-2016, 12:53 PM
I finally washed my Jeep and restored my fender flares and rear bumper with "back to black" I'm really happy with the way it came out I hope it lasts! Has anyone used this stuff before? If it doesn't I'm just going to bedline them I think. Attachment 655313
08-26-2016, 07:47 AM
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Sorry. Stupid iPhone! You just put the brackets on the snorkel. The brackets mount to existing bolts under your hood & on the a-pillar. (You'll see in the pics.) Just do that first along with attaching the snorkel to factory air box & siliconing the joint & holes let cure while you cut & prime the hood. ( I just hung the snorkel over a large outdoor garbage can after connecting to the Air Box & siliconing to let it cure.) It took me 2.5 hrs from start to finish.
Nice job