owyheerat
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Bummer. Hopefully soon...
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**CLOSED**Modular/Molle Panel - Group Buy**
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Bummer. Hopefully soon...
ElysianComrade
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I am waiting for a raingler cargo net in the mail, I have to pull out the rear panels for that too, so figured I would do both at once. I still need to couple specific tools they have listed.
97BlackAckCL
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Please post pictures
Just dropped mine off at the powder coaters an hour ago
Just dropped mine off at the powder coaters an hour ago
SurgicalApple
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Received shipping confirmation earlier this week and scheduled for delivery tomorrow. I'm considering taking them to a local powder coating facility. For those who have done the PC, how much does it typically run for the panels?
Badmeat
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I chose to hit them with Rust-Oleum Hammered paint. Took maybe two hours to hit them with a wire wheel in my angle grinder, wipe them down with paint thinner, and give them a couple coats. I chose this route over powdercoat, as they may end up getting scratched by gear, hooks, etc and if I paid for powder-coating, that would bum me out. Same theory with my sliders, as I can easily touch them up and not worry about the paint matching.
97BlackAckCL
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Looking great guys, thanks for sharing pics.
Can't wait to get mine back from the powder coater!
Can't wait to get mine back from the powder coater!
POR-15'd them. Then Top coated in satin black. Turned out nice.
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Looks cherry. What POR15 can size you used to paint your panels?
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TRDZEB
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I bought a quart & divided it amongst 7 or 8 small jars. Used 1 jar. Doesn't take much. Love the stuff.
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Not I. Received mine last week.
what do you use to attach the strap and other gears?
97BlackAckCL
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Got my molle panels back from the powder coater and couldn't wait to install them, I installed the Driver's side since I still have to remove the passenger side at some point for another project, here's the panels fresh from the powder coater
And here's a before of the driver's side all stock and unmolested.
And since I was installing these, I grabbed some stock rubber coated D-Rings from the FJ to help fill in the stock holes (per Rago's recommendation)
I didn't want the open holes around the bolts, so these helped fill the space around
Gotta love the bottle opener, can't wait to use this next weekend!
Here's the panels all installed, I really like these, and can't wait to mount all my tools and supplies to these guys
I had them powder coated satin black, I think they look really good
And here it is all installed with the rear seat folded back up, no fitment issues
And here's a before of the driver's side all stock and unmolested.
And since I was installing these, I grabbed some stock rubber coated D-Rings from the FJ to help fill in the stock holes (per Rago's recommendation)
I didn't want the open holes around the bolts, so these helped fill the space around
Gotta love the bottle opener, can't wait to use this next weekend!
Here's the panels all installed, I really like these, and can't wait to mount all my tools and supplies to these guys
I had them powder coated satin black, I think they look really good
And here it is all installed with the rear seat folded back up, no fitment issues
