Interior of the Freedom top!

Dave_g

Dave_g

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Hey I'm looking for some suggestions on how to get rid of the white top. I think I remember some one posting on one of the forums talking about painting the inside, and I was trying to remember what the spray on rubberized product was called. Any suggestions on either of them would be greatly appreciated.
 
MTG

MTG

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Not to offend Oscar the Grouch but it's called Plastidip. :cheesy:

There was a writeup on JKF a while back.
 
hebbron08

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Spray paint I did a flat black on the inside. I couldn't stand the white


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Skid_Kid

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MTG said:
Not to offend Oscar the Grouch but it's called Plastidip. :cheesy:

There was a writeup on JKF a while back.
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Hey Farva, what's the name of the restaurant you like with all the goofy stuff on the walls and the mozzarella sticks?


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Dave_g

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:2thumbsup: not sure I caught the joke besides super troopers, thanks for the help. Wouldn't know who makes the liner would you?
 
Skid_Kid

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Dave_g said:
:2thumbsup: not sure I caught the joke besides super troopers, thanks for the help. Wouldn't know who makes the liner would you?
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Check out Plastidip like MTG said or you could check out Hothead Headliners.


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bornjeep

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Using spray on pd or spray under coating would work and not cost much. Also, both of these will have a small sound deadening effect.
 
Oscar the Grouch

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Dave_g said:
Hey I'm looking for some suggestions on how to get rid of the white top. I think I remember some one posting on one of the forums talking about painting the inside, and I was trying to remember what the spray on rubberized product was called. Any suggestions on either of them would be greatly appreciated.
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MTG said:
Not to offend Oscar the Grouch but it's called Plastidip. :cheesy:
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dont use plasti dip. it sucks.

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krylon black fusion for plastic. i used the semi gloss and it was a good match to the exterior.
 
1yellowjk

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On my old JKU I took the top off and taped all the windows and rubber parts off, then I scuffed it up with a soft sanding bar. Then hit it with a few coats of Dupicolor Carbon Mist color (lowes/HD $5.99 a can) it looked freaking sweet. Wish I had pictures.
 
StrizzyChris

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OverlanderJK said:
You bought a $40,000+ Jeep but $5.95 a can is expensive? :idontknow:
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What can i say...there's only 1 Jeep manufacturer and dozens of spray paint/rubber manufacturers! If I know of another Jeep company that is cheaper by $1000 bucks, AND just as good if not better, I'll be the first to recommend them to you as well! Until then, I'm forced to pay 40k+.

Not only is plastidip gonna be a pain in the ass to constantly "redo" because it can easily peel when bumped by accident. But it costs anywhere from $3-$5 more per can. Make that 4 or more cans over an entire top and thats wasting $12-$20 on something you may have to do 2 or more times. But hey, if you like spending more on a product that you may have to redo the task over again, by all means enjoy!

Im def not broke...but just like Prime8(who i dont always agree with, but completely respect for his outright honesty) I'm not wasteful! Plastidip is a good product that I've used in the past, and will again in the future, just not for this application!

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