skid plates

[Smac]

So I got my skid plates and I am considering putting a protective coating that would be easy to touch up after runs. I was thinking that cheapo bed liner in a can or something similar. Any ideas, advice, or experience??? Or am I over thinking? 

[(Tattoo) Jack]

   It's probably not a good idea, because if you ever "Flop" everybody would be standing around admiring ur great looking skid plates and not checking to see if you're OK... 

[Smac]

I actually wasn't thinking about them looking good. More along the lines of not wanting every scratch and ding to begin a breeding ground for oxidation........ But I am thinking looking cool now, maybe bright orange??

[(Tattoo) Jack]

But I am thinking looking cool now, maybe bright orange??

   wait a minute, nowwwww.... where did I put that Air Sick bag 

[hillbilly]

you paint them so it reads," youre ad here".lol

[Smac]

OK, no paint on the skid plates. Maybe if I ever pull them off again... Anywho I am finding that I am going to need some help putting the engine/tranny skid on. Sooooooo, hint hint anyone want some free beer and pizza?

[(Tattoo) Jack]

  O/T:  are you gonna join us with this event?

http://www.pajeeps.org/forum/index.php?topic=4233.0

   We can use all the Jeeps we can get..

[Smac]

I wanted to but my son and I are signed up for a golf tournament at 9am. We should be done around 1 but I don't think that's enough time to be there from wrightsville.

[N3IW]

I just use a flat black spray on my skid plates and stuff.  Mainly to look good before I use them and prevent most rust, but it's also easy to touch up again if you want.  I have not found where I have ever desired to touch up the skid plates after use though.  Thick steel takes a long time to rust through

[(Tattoo) Jack]

  Shaun,

    Chip is THE MAN for any radio questions!!

[Smac]

I will keep that in mind.