Painting Jeep Wrangler Shocks at Tyler Revell blog

Painting Jeep Wrangler Shocks. I've been toying with the idea of painting the. Have any of you ever re. It is a true 2 part spray paint with hardener. Not clear coat, just some clear spray paint. Back in the day, i used naval jelly (paint stripper) and removed the factory paint completely. You crack a valve on the can to mix the hardener with the paint (kind of like how the pro's. Hope this holds up better than it would have otherwise. What is the point of painting the shock if it is not going to last or be even. I'm gonna be painting the tie rod, trac bar, shock mounts, swar bar, etc. My new rc 3.5 kit showed up today and i have some time before the wheels and tires arrive. I layed them on a piece of cardboard and painted them quickly with rustoleum flat black. Wondering if anyone else has painted their shocks with more elaborate paint job or any interesting colors compared to flat black? I didn't even wait for them to fully dry before. I'm wanting to either do yellow or monster energy green. Sanded, primed (rattle can), painted.

I'm gonna be painting the tie rod, trac bar, shock mounts, swar bar, etc. Back in the day, i used naval jelly (paint stripper) and removed the factory paint completely. I've been toying with the idea of painting the. You crack a valve on the can to mix the hardener with the paint (kind of like how the pro's. What is the point of painting the shock if it is not going to last or be even. I didn't even wait for them to fully dry before. Not clear coat, just some clear spray paint. Have any of you ever re. It is a true 2 part spray paint with hardener. Sanded, primed (rattle can), painted.

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Painting Jeep Wrangler Shocks What is the point of painting the shock if it is not going to last or be even. I've been toying with the idea of painting the. Have any of you ever re. Sanded, primed (rattle can), painted. What is the point of painting the shock if it is not going to last or be even. Not clear coat, just some clear spray paint. You crack a valve on the can to mix the hardener with the paint (kind of like how the pro's. I'm wanting to either do yellow or monster energy green. My new rc 3.5 kit showed up today and i have some time before the wheels and tires arrive. I'm gonna be painting the tie rod, trac bar, shock mounts, swar bar, etc. I layed them on a piece of cardboard and painted them quickly with rustoleum flat black. Back in the day, i used naval jelly (paint stripper) and removed the factory paint completely. Hope this holds up better than it would have otherwise. I didn't even wait for them to fully dry before. It is a true 2 part spray paint with hardener. Wondering if anyone else has painted their shocks with more elaborate paint job or any interesting colors compared to flat black?