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The repeated flare damage I'm sure stood out the most.


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Thank you. Blaine has helped make it so amazing. Like I always say I have a huge smile every time I drive it.

I can relate. I stopped by Blaine's yesterday and your raised body mounts and Savvy sliders have me just a bit jealous. 😬
 
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Who makes an elegant license plate holder that wraps the corner? The Con trip trashed mine.
 
That’s a good question. Seems like taking it off for harder trails might be the solution.
Call it a sacrifice to the jeep gods.

Also if it wasn't there you'd likely hit the armor and scratch the paint. Pick your poison.
 
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Call it a sacrifice to the jeep gods.

Also if it wasn't there you'd likely hit the armor and scratch the paint. Pick your poison.

Yeah I suppose it’s like an early warning system.

“crunch, screeeeeeeeech”

hmmm I should probably look at the back of the Jeep now.
 
Not a very exciting update but a big milestone and a lot of work. Many many bolts later the fiberglass section is attached to the wooden base all the way around. That metal bracket you see in the foreground is the reinforcement and attachment point for the tailgate cables and is the next project.

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What are you going to use for the inside walls? Bed liner?

I plan to coat the whole inside and then bottom with some type of bed liner.

This roll on stuff is what the instructions recommend.
https://www.durabakcompany.com/collections/bed-liner/products/durabak-bed-liner-outdoor-textured
I may also get a quote from a local Line-x place.

I guess the positive side of the roll on one is I could take the panels all off and then coat them separately then reassemble that would allow me not to cover the bolts in case I ever needed to replace a piece due to damage.

That being said I am leaning towards Line-x because I could have it sprayed and would likely never have to worry about it again.

The outside is getting painted to match the Jeep.
 
I plan to coat the whole inside and then bottom with some type of bed liner.

This roll on stuff is what the instructions recommend.
https://www.durabakcompany.com/collections/bed-liner/products/durabak-bed-liner-outdoor-textured
I may also get a quote from a local Line-x place.

I guess the positive side of the roll on one is I could take the panels all off and then coat them separately then reassemble that would allow me not to cover the bolts in case I ever needed to replace a piece due to damage.

That being said I am leaning towards Line-x because I could have it sprayed and would likely never have to worry about it again.

The outside is getting painted to match the Jeep.
U-pol Raptor liner.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CKE7B1E/?tag=wranglerorg-20