Will it match existing paint? How do I know exactly what was used in first place?Lots of threads on this. I went with Krylon Fusion Satin Black. Looks great! Prep well and don't rush.
Dyed? With what? Prep?I got one the same way. I dyed mine and it looks like brand new. I need to get some before and after shots.
Hardtop!?+1 ... I thought people typically dye fabric
I think he is referring to something like SEM, which technically is a dye usually. There's really no different with how you prep it and how it goes on than spray paint. Just consider it the same thing really.I meant cloth convertible tops, never heard of a hard top being dyed? I too am interested if I can do this as a DIY project in order to save money. Prep and paint instructions would be appreciated, I doubt I would be able to find a close color match to my Khaki hard top in a spray can.
That top did not initially match the existing paint. It looks like the standard black top and your Jeep just happens to be black. That does not mean they matched. If you want it to match, you can look into Duplicolor having the same exact color as your Jeep's paint, or got to a pro paint shop to have some mixed...or take it to a shop for the complete job.Will it match existing paint? How do I know exactly what was used in first place?
Since OPs Jeep is black and already has matching fenders...I have to agree!Paint to match
Wow! That's a great lookin rod!Paint to match
The black on black I think is cool. Will do black again. I'm guessing use duplicolor then since they have Jeep black?Since OPs Jeep is black and already has matching fenders...I have to agree!
What wheels are those? Dig them!Paint to match
Came with it but believe they're Amer racing steel. Thx!What wheels are those? Dig them!
Weld racing Stone Crushers, they don't make them anymore. Got lucky and got 5 with tires for $500 on Craigslist.What wheels are those? Dig them!