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Thanks! I got the Jeep Friday, and Saturday was putting jacks and plywood in the bed. The bed had a couple of scratches when it went for bedliner. Not like that really matters because they end up scuffing it up to get good adherence anyhow when they go to spray.

Thank you!

Thank you! I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. The shop that sprayed it did a great job. the best part? It was only about 200$ out of pocket because Jeep was giving a 500$ rebate check back to veterans. Dealership cut me the check yesterday. Shop gave me a small discount on the bedliner...

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Rhino liner complete! The shop removed the lights, and plugged the holes for me. They did an awesome job and color-matched the bedliner! Black spray in: Time for color! Test strip they did previously: Tailgate done: Bed done: Reassembled and looking awesome! These folks did a great...

This is why I prefer rocks to mud. We have that same mud in eastern Wa at my dads place. Stuff will eat a tractor.

You've got heavy clay there too, don't you? That stuff is no joke to dig through by hand.

we use a lot of their stuff for regular shop use. The ultrasonic machine I used to clean all my smaller engine parts and it was fab.

harbor freight for the win for inexpensive woodworking tools.

I like that, that turned out really good!

Truth. My Subaru was 5MPH if you went up or down. Sometimes super annoying because the ACC would hit the breaks more than required to slow itself down if you hit the button one too many times.

Master driver qualified. I have skills. Besides, I live in the great south, where blinkers and headlights are optional, except during deluges, when Joe Dirt thinks that now is the time to put their hazards on and go 38 MPH under the posted limit.

Typical for there. Either bumper to bumper doing 80 in the pouring rain or 20. No in between

thanks so much! I had also planned on removing the in bed lights beforehand to avoid crappy tape lines.

thats a great idea. Got any idea on what size they are? I had thought about putting foamy earplugs in the holes but like the idea of bolts better

Just bought my new Mojave Hydra Blue Gladiator on Friday. Next Friday he goes in to get the color matched rhino liner installed in the bed. Any tips or tricks to make the bed rails easier to install afterwards would be greatly appreciated!!

I am, I'm originally from the dry side of the state. Learned how to drive stick shift in my grandpa's 47' flatfender. He and grandma retired and moved up onto Chinook pass. My cousins have it, as well as a CJ5 that was a project. My older brother has a 68' Jeepster my grandpa bought for him.

Thank ya. One of these days I need to travel home to the PNW to pick up my Jeepster from my folks' place.

yep been there. White and black XJ, red CJ5. Built the black XJ. Red CJ already came built. Building a white YJ and have an all original red 67 jeepster convertible at my folks’ place that’s my inheritance from my grandma.

when I hear snazberry I think “snozberry” then I’m stuck somewhere between the stoned teen from Super Troopers and Willy Wonka 🤷🏼‍♀️ 🤣