Build 94 FZJ80 - Let the Adventure Ensue

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After about 5hrs of driving on and off road, post curing. Bad pics but they do the job.
The guy’s name is Jared, he has a nice establishment and he stays busy. He had a FJ62 in the shop from TLC4x4. He said he does a lot of work for them; they usually bring him rolling chassis.

Both cruisers were stripped of the corrosion and sealed up. He even gets inside the frame rails.

Time will tell how this holds up, I’m sure if I get some debris from a Starbucks drive-thru, I may have to patch it up using the extra can he gave me.

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Looks good but I already know that was pricey
Wasn’t bad! I don’t mind sharing what I paid, for 16.5hrs labor and materials for both cruisers combined it was $6100. I received a $300 off for bringing in both of my cruisers and my buddy’s too.
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FYI, it reminds me of plastidip on an industrial or commercial scale.

It isn’t tacky to the touch, but is “grippier” if that makes sense.
 
Looks amazing
 
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