Who has bedlined their grill??? Other items???
02-03-2009, 12:29 PM
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Who has bedlined their grill??? Other items???
I would like to see pics of things on your JK that you have bedlined. Especially your grills. Any kind of step by step process you can provide? I really want to do this mod this weekend. Thanks in advance.
02-03-2009, 12:33 PM
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Here is a picture of mine... it was really easy and just in case I didnt like it I went on to Ebay and ordered one and it cost like $60 sent to my door and doesnt matter what color you get so not bad. Sand it down to get a real good stick. It is really easy just make sure to do a spray first onto the carboard or anything in between coats. Just do even passes with the spray can dont worry if it doesnt cover everything the first couple coats I got a full 4 coats out of one can... I love the way it looks and in case I ever want to go back to the color match all I have to do is go get it out of the attic and dont have to worry about finding one that is the same color as my jeep. 
02-03-2009, 01:04 PM
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Here is a picture of mine... it was really easy and just in case I didnt like it I went on to Ebay and ordered one and it cost like $60 sent to my door and doesnt matter what color you get so not bad. Sand it down to get a real good stick. It is really easy just make sure to do a spray first onto the carboard or anything in between coats. Just do even passes with the spray can dont worry if it doesnt cover everything the first couple coats I got a full 4 coats out of one can... I love the way it looks and in case I ever want to go back to the color match all I have to do is go get it out of the attic and dont have to worry about finding one that is the same color as my jeep.
02-03-2009, 01:23 PM
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That looks super nice. I was thinking of getting some Sahara fenders to match the body, but it would be soooo much cheaper to make the grill match the stock fenders. Again, it looks great.
02-03-2009, 03:25 PM
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Here is a picture of mine... it was really easy and just in case I didnt like it I went on to Ebay and ordered one and it cost like $60 sent to my door and doesnt matter what color you get so not bad. Sand it down to get a real good stick. It is really easy just make sure to do a spray first onto the carboard or anything in between coats. Just do even passes with the spray can dont worry if it doesnt cover everything the first couple coats I got a full 4 coats out of one can... I love the way it looks and in case I ever want to go back to the color match all I have to do is go get it out of the attic and dont have to worry about finding one that is the same color as my jeep.
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02-03-2009, 05:29 PM
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here is a picture more current and more of the front unfortunately it is a cell phone pic so a lil iffy....
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