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JT - did you grab the rear window latch?

The can has to be 70 degrees. I now set the can out in the sun for a while before I use it. Never had a problem since.

What :fs1:. I hate those flipping stupid frogs :grrrr:

Me too :cheers:

OK Wahoo ;) The seats before (right one looked like the left one before it was cleaned)-> The final product -> I even did the center console (Gray to Blue)-> It's holding up better than I had hoped for! I figured for the price of a few cans, I could not go wrong. If I do scratch some off - it's an easy fix. Be warned - SEM is very very temp sensitive. I wasted a lot of paint applying it when it was too cold out :doh: .

Wow, that is nice. Did you get the power windows/door locks to work on the newer doors? And how :brows: ? Great job :cheers:

How is the head room with that installed?

Hey Kid, Never realized that was your MJ. Can't believe I'd never seen your build thread before now. :agree: How did I miss it :nuts:.

:banana: :thumbsup:

I just used the SEM fabric paint to go from gray to blue. The upholstery shop wanted $260 a seat to recover them :no: .

Is it really :eek: ? I will go with one of your 3 jaekl ;)

But didnt you do a how-to on your build? Mine is an overview - your's are "How-To" :cheers: . Much Respect - Rich

Oooh nice and bright :cheers:

I hope your going to do another excellent DIY thread on this 88XJSport :brows:

I love that grille guard :oops:! No washers or anything like that, just a few extra holes and some hardware. It fits as snug as the old one. Thanks :D ! Yep, a few screws and it came off. You will see what needs to come off when you check the fit - it was not much. I think I ended up taking more than I needed on one side, but did not affect the mounting at all. There were two screw holes on the side light covers that have no place to screw into on our older headers, so I place a nut on the back of those two filler screws to keep them in place. I also (not sure if I put this in the write-up) had to drill two small holes into the metal face of the fenders, I believe on each side, to keep the side pieces snug up against the header. I hope I didn't scare anyone off with this lengthy and ill constructed response. Bottom lime, it is a piece o'cake and much easier than I made it out to be.

I used a grill from a 1993 XJ on my 89 MJ. Not hard at all and the write-up is in my Build-up thread here -> viewtopic.php?f=7&t=8051&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=90=. Take a look at that, if you like, and get back with me if you have any more questions. - Rich

I can't imagine that being a problem.

Ask and it will happen! Thanks :???: :cheers:

Wow, this is awesome. Never seen it before. Anyway we can get it moved to the DIY section :dunno:

I think painting it silver is a good idea. If you look on page 1 of BLHTAZ's build-up thread here-> viewtopic.php?f=7&t=9606&st=0&sk=t&sd=a, he did the same thing. It really looks good IMHO :cheers:

:rotfl2: "and i am not an indian" :huh???: :rotf:

I got it and it is awesome . Thanks BLHTAZ :thumbsup: It was packed well - Rich

For another time then :cheers:

I am very excited about the price too. They are in Dewey, Az.

Amazing :???: . Can you let us in on it Gob's, being like a father and all to him :brows: