Repainting a Jeep TJ Hardtop for Less Than $50

How to paint a weathered Jeep Wrangler TJ hardtop for less than $50 using SEM Trim Black rattle spray paint cans and get like new results. Turned out to be a good more affordable Plan B after Monstaliner was out of stock and unavailable.

[@rolenrodes1371]

I've been using and loving SEM Trim Black paint for over 30 years and absolutely love it. I get it from Eastwood and it's a bit expensive but worth every penny.

[@terrypriddy6963]

That’s the best spray can paint job I’ve seen!

[@spencerwarren9219]

Doing my 2003 tj hard top this spring. Your looks great.

[@surfpipeline]

Great guide! Hope to do this project this summer - thx for instructions! Looking back, would you add any additional steps or procedures?

[@Jo_Nthejeep]

Awesome! Looking to buy a beat up hardtop for my YJ but hoping. To get it restored like this! Thanks for the video
Ps.. I feel your pain (literally) with herniated disc! Lol

[@Izziewizzie8]

Thanks Paul!

[@tristianurbina3582]

How many coats did you do?

[@davidjessee7701]

What fender flares are those?

[@TheIndianscout]

Looks good.Did it last??

[@tugendewego8894]

It’s still looking good with little fading!

[@TheIndianscout]

Nice!

[@anthonyviscusi4042]

After 9 months, how did the paint hold up?

[@tugendewego8894]

It’s been in the California sun and very little fading.