[1997_Sport]

You should go somewhere to blow those pictures up and frame them, then give them to the fire co.

[AlTheKillerr]

that aint a bad idea. ill look into which station that was

[1997_Sport]

Originally Posted by AlTheKiller

that aint a bad idea. ill look into which station that was

Yeah I am sure it wont be that hard, it looks like only one engine was there. I am sure they would really appreciate that.

[AustinTexasXJ]

Originally Posted by AlTheKiller

well im getting pretty frustrated with my paint so i may end up taking it to a shop and having it completely stripped and painted professionally.

dude. its not that bad

[LuckRider]

Originally Posted by AustinTexasXJ

dude. its not that bad

x2... I don't understand why you think it is bad Oh well.... is it getting a professional coat of OD with a flat clear coat?

[AlTheKillerr]

well the majority of it isnt bad but there are spots that really bug the hell out of me but i went out this evening and took me time touching things up and its looking alot better but i know that in another month or two ill have to touch it all up again. so i dont know

[Jetscuh]

Originally Posted by AlTheKiller

well the majority of it isnt bad but there are spots that really bug the hell out of me but i went out this evening and took me time touching things up and its looking alot better but i know that in another month or two ill have to touch it all up again. so i dont know

If you think it looks that bad you could just wet sand it and apply another coat of paint.

From the pictures I have seen, I don't think it looks too bad.

Also, it seems like you spend a decent amount of time on the trails with your TJ, so, even if you get it professionally done it's going to have blemishes shortly. If I were you, I'd continue painting yourself and use the money that you'd spend on a professional painting it for other things. Other things that are Jeep related of course.

[LuckRider]

Originally Posted by Jetscuh

If you think it looks that bad you could just wet sand it and apply another coat of paint.

From the pictures I have seen, I don't think it looks too bad.

Also, it seems like you spend a decent amount of time on the trails with your TJ, so, even if you get it professionally done it's going to have blemishes shortly. If I were you, I'd continue painting yourself and use the money that you'd spend on a professional painting it for other things. Other things that are Jeep related of course.

x2, perfectly said, that is all.

[AustinTexasXJ]

Originally Posted by Jetscuh

If you think it looks that bad you could just wet sand it and apply another coat of paint.

From the pictures I have seen, I don't think it looks too bad.

Also, it seems like you spend a decent amount of time on the trails with your TJ, so, even if you get it professionally done it's going to have blemishes shortly. If I were you, I'd continue painting yourself and use the money that you'd spend on a professional painting it for other things. Other things that are Jeep related of course.

from seeing it in person its not bad at all

[AlTheKillerr]

yeah yeah. i just get frustrated with imperfections with it from time to time

[AlTheKillerr]

might have a 9.25" rear end from a dodge 2500 tonight with 4.11 gears and limited slip

[LuckRider]

Sounds cool. That would be fun to drop in.

[AlTheKillerr]

i was told that there is nothing wrong with it other than the seals need to be replaced and im getting it for free. but we will see. free never ends up being free

tonight or tomorrow night or maybe saturday ill be able to pop the cover and check things out.

[LuckRider]

Here is to hoping all is good with it

[MidnightRider]

did you ever get the rearend?