Married2MyJeep
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Evan
- Joined
- May 12, 2019
- Threads
- 8
- Messages
- 149
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- 114
- Location
- North Carolina
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 JLU Sport S
- Thread starter
- #31
Love your passion brother! I'm super proud of my Jeep and intend to take the absolute best care of it. Now if it gets injured out on a trail, so be it. That's what armor is for and I'm steadily adding to mine to mitigate where possible. Beyond that, I just enjoy keeping my Jeep looking tip top and I was prepared to put in the extra work when I got started shopping for my first black vehicle. Speaking of, what's this about Mopar's black paint scratching so easily? I had seen some complaints about Jeep paint not lasting on past models, and I've been wondering if they made any improvements to the JL in that regard. You've got me a bit concerned now! Also do you happen to have a before/after with the protective film(s) or any insight to offer? This sounds like something I'm likely to go for soon enough...I totally agree,
Dirt is not a Jeep badge of honor, a clean Wrangler shows the owner tales pride in their rig. I guess those that think Jeeps are suppose to be dirty also think lawns should not be mowed, houses should not be repainted.
There are thousands of pictures on this and other forums of members Wrangler most of which are of Clean Wranglers, in fact there are countless pics of pics of showing off their wranglers right after washing.
Many including myself had installed paint protection films and or Ceramic coatings because we want our Wrangler to continue to look like new..
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