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Jeep Wrangler JK
JK General Discussion
Correct paint codes? (or close)
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<blockquote data-quote="Moab" data-source="post: 465604" data-attributes="member: 25366"><p>I've used SEM on a ton a stuff. I did everything on my TJ with it. It's great paint. </p><p></p><p>If it was just the fenders I would just do it myself. But I'd need to take the hard top off. Lay it up on something. And plastic sheet my garage for over spray. And take the Rhino roof rack off. Which is screwed into the hard top. Bumpers and fenders. The prep alone would be alot.</p><p></p><p>I already did the prep once on all the trim. Fenders, bumpers, mirrors, roof clamps, tail light guards, and every other piece of rubber or plastic. I used a product by Shine Supply. Trim paint. Like a dye and oaint. And it took really well to everything. </p><p></p><p>Except the fenders and bumpers. My prep was obviously good. As it's still holding 6+ months later on the mirrors and everything else. But the fenders flaked off almost immediately. And the bumpers scuff really easily.</p><p></p><p>I had a similar problem with TJ flares. These paint guys said it has something to do with the plastic. The color is injected into the plastic itself. As is something that makes it not like paint. But I have read hundreds of others who painted their flares and fenders.</p><p></p><p>But that's why I want a professional to do it this time. And because the big things have to come off and go back on. The hardtop and roof rack. I'm done with Jeep plastic. Lol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Moab, post: 465604, member: 25366"] I've used SEM on a ton a stuff. I did everything on my TJ with it. It's great paint. If it was just the fenders I would just do it myself. But I'd need to take the hard top off. Lay it up on something. And plastic sheet my garage for over spray. And take the Rhino roof rack off. Which is screwed into the hard top. Bumpers and fenders. The prep alone would be alot. I already did the prep once on all the trim. Fenders, bumpers, mirrors, roof clamps, tail light guards, and every other piece of rubber or plastic. I used a product by Shine Supply. Trim paint. Like a dye and oaint. And it took really well to everything. Except the fenders and bumpers. My prep was obviously good. As it's still holding 6+ months later on the mirrors and everything else. But the fenders flaked off almost immediately. And the bumpers scuff really easily. I had a similar problem with TJ flares. These paint guys said it has something to do with the plastic. The color is injected into the plastic itself. As is something that makes it not like paint. But I have read hundreds of others who painted their flares and fenders. But that's why I want a professional to do it this time. And because the big things have to come off and go back on. The hardtop and roof rack. I'm done with Jeep plastic. Lol. [/QUOTE]
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Jeep Wrangler JK
JK General Discussion
Correct paint codes? (or close)
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