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That's nearly child abuse listening to that! IM glad my parents didn't subject me to that kind of noise. Now I will admit I did have to listen to some Lawrence Welk in my early years, but I survived.

you could do that I guess, but you are going to need to remove some of it. especially towards the sides where your feet are by the door. YMMV

very good. i will be interested in how that one works out for you.

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Got my fronts finished a day ago. Adding in not only the butyl but also a layer of sound deadener on top of the butyl. I skipped the tape strips they provided and went with a 3M adhesive spray I got at HD. I did tape off the areas I did not want the spray to end up on. I then applied it...

too bad there isn't a way to use Siri or something like it to raise or lower the window. betting there is some whiz kid who could come up with something like that.

Butyl is on. Adding a layer of Sound Deadening closed cell foam and then Cover King headliner.

that's a bummer. i went CoverKings and waiting on them to be delivered.

congrats ... i guess. same wheels here and they are pretty awesome.

my hands and fingers almost began to weep reading this. i installed last weekend and man my hands were cramping on reinstalling the trim pieces. i even went ahead and installed some butyl before the armorlite. btw ... you'll love it once you're done.

Tried a search but I am guessing my search terms weren't specific enough. What I was really wondering was if someone tried to go straight out the front. Yes there is a roll bar there and I know that is very hard steel.

anyone moved your satellite antenna? I was thinking about buy a new antenna and moving it to the exterior of the vehicle for better reception. my thought is I may try to mount it above the rear view mirror. of course that means drilling through the window frame. why would i want to do this...

would love to have power seats in the front.

went down that rabbit hole several years ago. for me, the best bang for the $ is Griots stuff. i have one of their DA polishers and it works. you have to really work to screw it up using that thing. then you get into what pads work best with your particular paint. always test it on one panel...

great job! i enjoy doing the same myself but the older I get, the more of letting someone else do it appeals to me.

you ain't lying! i had a kidney stone last fall. that required surgery to get it. they left a string there that had come out. ohhhhhh my lawwwwwd that was no picnic when that thing had to get pulled out.

they got a plastic tube that can fix that .. lol.

Got the Diode Dynamcis Hitch Mount LED Pod Reverse Light added in this afternoon. https://www.diodedynamics.com/hitchmount-led-pod-reverse-kit.html Had to drop the spare tire in order to get my fat hand up there to unplug the old connection.

normal price is $399 + shipping (depends on where you purchase). can be purchased now through 4-10 for $319. I wasn't in big hurry to purchase, but it's hard to pass up a deal. https://www.morris4x4center.com/coverking-topliner-for-jeep-gladiator-jt.html

Those look pretty sweet! Congrats.