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That's my plan as well. Regardless of what exterior color I get I'll be painting the roll cage black. Helps it "visually disappear" when the top is off.Satin black is what I’d like to do.
To each their own, the body color that is carried over to the interior is part of my decision. I'm still not 100% decided but I'm down to 2 with a likely choice being Oxford White. I like the white on the interior as it will brighten up the cabin. For my needs, I will never have the rear clam shell off. I'm opting for the 2-dr modular top. Between the front roof panels and the gunner's hatch, it is plenty to achieve the open air feeling.
To each their own, the body color that is carried over to the interior is part of my decision. I'm still not 100% decided but I'm down to 2 with a likely choice being Oxford White. I like the white on the interior as it will brighten up the cabin. For my needs, I will never have the rear clam shell off. I'm opting for the 2-dr modular top. Between the front roof panels and the gunner's hatch, it is plenty to achieve the open air feeling.
Only the top of the roll bar is clad in plastic. The lower support arms are body color along with rear gate and the exposed edge where the roof marries to the body. Also, on 2-dr models, there is body color panels on the interior of the door. So choosing a white body color that is exposed on the interior of the cabin helps brighten the cabin.the inside of the rollbar is clad in plastic. You can only see the white when the top is off. Your right to each his own but if you black it out it doesn't stand out to your eye.
I’m looking to wrap mine in white to go along with white script fender badges and white wheels and my detail / wrap / collision guy quoted $500. Seemed okay to me but I’ve never done any wrapping on a car before.Painted or wrapped? What did it cost you if you don’t mind me asking? The shop doing my PPF is saying it would be a huge hassle either way.
Sorry, meant to reply to this comment. Still learning the ropes of posting here.I did satin white and it looks killer