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"Jeep 4 Wheel Drive" Template

Discussion in 'Early Jeep Restoration and Research' started by BenFoley, Jun 13, 2008.

  1. BenFoley

    BenFoley Member

    I was wanting to paint "Jeep 4 WHEEL DRIVE" lettering on my tailgate but did not want to pay $15 for a template that left something to be desired. I made my own template and am posting in if anyone else would like to use it.

    View attachment 22670
     
  2. sparky

    sparky Sandgroper Staff Member Founder

    Thanks for sharing Ben!
     
  3. Mudweiserjeep

    Mudweiserjeep JEEP: Bouncy and Fun

    Good job.
    Thanks....I will use it when I paint my JEEP
     
  4. drexotic

    drexotic Happy now?!?!?

    Me too . . .Thanks!
     
  5. 2000xjclassic

    2000xjclassic New Member

    Nice job. That will find a home on my tailgate

    Chris
     
  6. Ab

    Ab Member

    Nice one! Thanx [​IMG]
     
  7. bkd

    bkd Moderator Supreme Staff Member 2022 Sponsor

    printed one off for my 6....thanks
    Jim S.
     
  8. DadsTux

    DadsTux New Member

    Great. Thanks for the template...I can't wait to have it painted on!
     
  9. canuckCJ

    canuckCJ Member

    Fantastic! won't be long before I'll be painting this on
    Thanks!
     
  10. bardp

    bardp Power Steering

    Would it be blasphemy to paint this on the back of my 74?
     
  11. BobFortier

    BobFortier Member

    Not more than me painting it on my 77. Thanks for the template !
     
  12. bkd

    bkd Moderator Supreme Staff Member 2022 Sponsor

    I won't tell if you don't :rofl:
    Jim S.
     
  13. 67CJ5/JabeepII

    67CJ5/JabeepII New Member

    Great idea, Ben. I did like you and copied my template before I started stripping the paint off my 67. But, I've been putting it off trying to find an better way to reapply it. Is there an easy way to keep the edges nice and sharp without taping each letter with masking tape? Plus the factory paint looked smooth and not built up like masked edges. The Jeep letters on the side of the tub are another worry, I've tried a couple of different methods and can't get the factory look. Any ideas?
     
  14. BenFoley

    BenFoley Member

    I won't be re-applying mine until this spring but I was planning on doing one of two things; 1) Apply fine painters tape and hand cut every letter out and then have sprayed or 2) have the guy who pinstriped and lettered my sons '32 Ford pedal car hand paint the lettering. I am thinking about persueing the second option because I know he could also trim out the Jeep lettering as well and all the lettering would match.
    :v6:
    BenF
     
  15. Malachai

    Malachai Total Newbie! :D

    Thank you for the stencil, I am contemplating using something along the lines of contact paper or something similar and using that as a stencil, then spraying it on and then just peeling the contact paper off...
     
  16. neptco19

    neptco19 That guy....

    Bump this thread back up, does anyone have any pics of an original painted on? roughly what angle are they tilted?
     
  17. sparky

    sparky Sandgroper Staff Member Founder

    I'll see what I can figure out. My tailgate has the original on it, been painted over but it's there.
     
  18. WYOMIKE

    WYOMIKE Oct 1971 pic

    Here is a pic out of Foster's " The Story Of Jeep" that shows one that might help a little.

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  19. panzer

    panzer Super Mod Staff Member