- Location
- Columbus, In
Yeah Rev has the Idea. Flat black, the renewable paint job! 
Thinking about painting the Jeep.
- Thread starter XJ Stryker
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Twicepardoned
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- Location
- Belton MO
Flat black on the wheels too!
Stallacrew
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- Location
- Cullman, Alabama
Either of the greens or carcoal look bitchin.
BIGSLVRXJ
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- Location
- Des Moines, Iowa
I too would vote charcoal gray but for simplicity sake, I voted leave it alone and that's what I would do. The tan/wood/black go fine together. If anything, like others have said, change the wheels. I would go with either black soft 8s or Cragar Outlaw IIs (just because those are my favorite wheels). That part has to be up to you and not us though. Again, looks good.
free limited
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- Location
- INDIANAPOLIS IN.
Why don't you prime and paint the bottem back TAN? You will still have the protection of the bed liner underneath, but the classic look of stock WOODIE. And the white wheels will look good with it, Add chrome trim rings to the wheels.
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92DripCherokee
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- Location
- Tampa, Florida
IMG code practice, and my first slow day in months...changing the rocker panels would take more time.
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XJ Stryker
WHO DAT!
- Location
- Smiths Station, Al
Dude those are awesome thanks. I kinda like the green now. I have gotten to where I am just about to leave it as is.
You did an awesome job with the Photoshop though. I tried to figure it out but i am just not patient enough.
You did an awesome job with the Photoshop though. I tried to figure it out but i am just not patient enough.
XJ Stryker
WHO DAT!
- Location
- Smiths Station, Al
free limited said:Why don't you prime and paint the bottem back TAN? You will still have the protection of the bed liner underneath, but the classic look of stock WOODIE. And the white wheels will look good with it, Add chrome trim rings to the wheels.
I can't find the paint code for it. But I may in time just choose a color and do the whole thing if the black bottom doesnt work out. Guess I will see how bad I mess it up on the trails first.
BruceB83
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- Dacula, Georgia
Rattle can the wheels satin or semi-gloss black and leave it be or at least re-assess after painting the wheels. Seriously, just leave the tires mounted (remove from vehicles obviously), tape them off and spray. After that post up another pic and we can help you decide if you should change it but my magic 8 ball is saying you should leave it.
92DripCherokee
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- Location
- Tampa, Florida
Ive done this same color "replace" a million times on graphics. This the first time I actually posted my graphics here, in 3 years of 
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I'm contemplating respraying my 92 heep too. my wheels are even peeling clearcoat now. My favorite solution is spraying the rust , and leaving the rest alone. its a superstition.
new paint attracts trouble, I swear to god it does. Its like wearing white to a spaghetti dinner!
.I'm contemplating respraying my 92 heep too. my wheels are even peeling clearcoat now. My favorite solution is spraying the rust , and leaving the rest alone. its a superstition.
new paint attracts trouble, I swear to god it does. Its like wearing white to a spaghetti dinner!
BruceB83
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- Location
- Dacula, Georgia
kyro said:yeah i'd leave it but just black out the rims
Yeah...like that! I'll admit I've never been a fan of the woodgrain panels but that looks good!
