I lined the rocker panels

[Zookeeper]

OK, here's how I spent part of my Sunday afternoon...

I had some Bushwacker rocker panel protectors (they were a gift, and I wouldn't recommend them). Anyway, they were not holding on well with the super-duper 3M tape and they faded from a cool black to crappy gray. Plus, my rock rails were pretty beat up from last year's trail runs and the past winter.

So, I ripped off the plastic panels and sprayed bedliner on the rocker panels and the rock rails.

Here's a before and after shot:

[WhiteRhino]

Looks good!

[joe_jeep]

looks nice! but a lift! lol

[Zookeeper]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(joe_jeep &#064; May 6 2007, 04&#58;45 PM) [snapback]24655[/snapback]</div>

looks nice&#33; but a lift&#33; lol
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Well, if you can tell me where I can drop very little cash, spray some stuff on it and it&#39;s lifted, well then count me in&#33;&#33; <_<

Actually, I&#39;ve decided to stay stock height for at least a bit longer. At least I know I can always find a challenge in Michigan.

[lgottler]

I used bedliner as a barrier about 6 years ago on my rockers. Painted the body and the inside of the rocker guard and Saturday when I pulled them apart, there actually wasn&#39;t any rust on the body or on the rocker&#33;&#33;&#33; On a DD in Michigan&#33; I had to sit down after that&#33;

Meguires? makes some blackening stuff for black plastic, works pretty good, just have to use it once a week and its best if its not already faded&#33; What else works good is "Plastic Paint", made to bond to plastic. Wifes Jeeps fenders look pretty good 2 years later, they were practically white before&#33;

Lucas