This sounds a bit odd but scrubbing them with gasoline, let it soak for a minute. It does help the looks allot. Wear gloves and wash them with soap afterwards. Then hit them with turtlewax Ice. Never look brand new again but you may be surprised. Oh and don't light any matches.
No, I still have my JK soft top in the box, which I need to sell lol. But after watching some videos of the new style I might consider one later. I put my option codes in my signature like some others so maybe we can extrapolate data from that.
). One thing I am most worried about is "trail pin-striping". My old jeep (see avatar) was light in color and really didn't show clear-coat scratches, this OB color looks awesome, but that part scares me, and hopefully will be a benefit of the black plastic fenders.
All of the black and soft tops are just beautiful but for some of us that ordered the blue top, I decided to take my first wack at photoshop (sorry it's sloppy) but I wanted to see what mine is going to look like. I hate the red two hooks and the sticker so I got rid of it, just my preference.
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When my blue rubi shows up at the dealer, Dennis Dillon, they have the OK to remove the dash and paint it OBM. Someone in South Carolina had the dash removed and painted the exterior color(Granite Crystal), so I asked my dealer to do the same. It is not an inexpensive solution. Jeep could have made even more money by offering as an option dashes painted the same as the exterior color. I will taking LOTS of photos and they will be posted here....
Wow! Those look awesome. I'm trying to find someone to paint my Mopar beadlock rings but I'm afraid the paint color won't match.Wheels were painted and picked them up today!!!
If you supply your vin and the paint code (PBM) they should be able to mix it no problem
Now that is FREAKIN’ AWESOME@Schmeegz I saw this yesterday
I haven’t reassembled my 3D printer since moving otherwise I could make you a colored one, as I can print up to 4 colors at once.
