My local O'reilly Auto parts made my Mojito! Paint when i gave them the code for PGE. The mixer came to look at Lil' Hulk prior to mixing. He made it and put it in a spray can. This is what @TTEChris used for my tow hooks and it was his idea/suggestion as O'Reilly had mixed paint for him before. I paid $27.05 for the spray Mojito PGE paint tho. Which to me was worth it because it's almost perfect...same pearl glimmer and everything.
Thats rad! Love that look. Thanks for the info! I'll definitely try O'reilly's.My local O'reilly Auto parts made my Mojito! Paint when i gave them the code for PGE. The mixer came to look at Lil' Hulk prior to mixing. He made it and put it in a spray can. This is what @TTEChris used for my tow hooks and it was his idea/suggestion as O'Reilly had mixed paint for him before. I paid $27.05 for the spray Mojito PGE paint tho. Which to me was worth it because it's almost perfect...same pearl glimmer and everything.
Actually your info is incorrect regarding the cost. A Moab edition is about $1500 cheaper than a similarly equipped Rubicon (or would be if selec-trac was a Rubi option).
Thank you!!!
I don't see it in the pictureQuick favor. I noticed a spot not painted Mojito but more a metallic silver. Definitely painted. Anyone else? Mine was stuck in Inspection due to supposedly a paint problem. Wonder if they originally painted wrong color.
Look at the square under the place the bar of the back window snaps into. Not Mojito!
It’s not paint...reach in and touch it. It’s a foam-like pad that has a shiny surface (most likely to protect it from getting wet). Here is a pic of mine.Quick favor. I noticed a spot not painted Mojito but more a metallic silver. Definitely painted. Anyone else? Mine was stuck in Inspection due to supposedly a paint problem. Wonder if they originally painted wrong color.
Look at the square under the place the bar of the back window snaps into. Not Mojito!
Do not lose heart... Yes FCA stopped Mojito on Wanglers for 2018 and I got the last Jeep ordered last week. So they have paint. Go to https://www.paintscratch.com/cgi-bin/order-form.cgi or as the other reply said local automotive parts stores.
It’s not paint...reach in and touch it. It’s a foam-like pad that has a shiny surface (most likely to protect it from getting wet). Here is a pic of mine.
EDIT: Speaking of this "snap" area. Mine only truly engages when the back window pulls both side windows in. The side windows won't actually "snap" into this, they keep popping out until I pull them together using the back window. Is this normal?
Mine doesn't truly snap in but feels snug and doesn't fall out while putting the rest in.It’s not paint...reach in and touch it. It’s a foam-like pad that has a shiny surface (most likely to protect it from getting wet). Here is a pic of mine.
EDIT: Speaking of this "snap" area. Mine only truly engages when the back window pulls both side windows in. The side windows won't actually "snap" into this, they keep popping out until I pull them together using the back window. Is this normal?
I have struggled with the rear side connections also. If you make sure the long plastic horizontal tab at the bottom of the side window assembly is pointing downward when snapping in the rear corners, they do click nicely. The lower long tab piece can then be snapped into the metal channel. Jeep's directions were not very clear.
