HYDRO BLUE PEARL Gladiator JT Club

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[Chad Chronister]

Loving the Hydro Blue JT for sure very happy with the color coming from a Hyper green JK

 

[Oldman_josh]

Terzaghi Dam, British Columbia Canada.

 

[Gvsukids]

New shoes. Rubicon takeoffs wildpeak m/t 33's. No lift

 

[nocoast_jt]

 

[danzy55]

Color is amazing! Just sold my JL but the 1/2 doors are available and would look killer on a Gladiator, see classifieds cheers

 

[Koolcarguy]

Doesn't seem like there's an intro section but I am completely brand new to the forums. Bought my brand new Gladiator August 20th.

Im fairly new to this forum but welcome!

 

[Mike1087]

Found some online! Any others out there?

The 2nd is mine, they are not chrome or brushed. I had them powdercoated with a matte tint to dull them down.

Heres some more pics.

 

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[antwon412]

Beautiful truck. I am very much hoping Hydro blue is an option for 2022.

A nice Hydro blue Mojave, with the gray interior……

 

[trailless]

Just picked mine up yesterday. Rubicon Ecodiesel.

Already have 37s and beadlocks sitting at home.

 

[joeym7]

Wow, unbelievable photoes, thanks for the TREAT folks!

I'll be joing the "club" in a few months when I get my '22 Mojave.

Hydro-Blue won me over red over the last few weeks, my question is what material is the standard black fenders made of and what material are the body-colored fenders made of?

Outside what is visually appealing (and price) to an individual are there any Pro's/Cons of getting one style over the other?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Mac]

I prefer the black fenders and top with the blue color, if either get damaged they are much cheaper to replace, hydro blue is a very difficult color to match if you needed to have a fender or top painted from being damaged.

 

[JTWAVE]

I prefer the black fenders and top with the blue color, if either get damaged they are much cheaper to replace, hydro blue is a very difficult color to match if you needed to have a fender or top painted from being damaged.

I agree with this. Got the black fenders, and wished I had the painted, until I started going off road. I have so many knicks in my rear fenders from rocks, couldn’t imagine what painted fenders would have looked like.

 

[jjdustr340]

Having owned 8 Jeeps prior to my JT, I much prefer the painted to the black plastic. Simply because after a few years of exposure, the black ones fade and look bad. Yes, there’s stuff you can apply that serves a temp fix, and there’s the heat gun method of bringing back the black, but that gets old and cumbersome.
Honestly, you’ll get as many opinions on that as you’d get on what’s the best pizza topping.

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