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280# Boston butt, in custom smoker built at work to feed employees for 6 mo no accidents.

Love my hot head liner, painted inside and added liner. Added a finished look to the jeep. Did help reduce the direct heat coming in; before I could feel heat directly on my head, after install I don't feel this anymore. Noticed it most when sitting watching a movie waiting for my wife to get...

Dipped mine, held up well thru mud holes, water crossings, brush and basic wheeling. Had my car wheels dipped for 4 years now, only had to touch up when changed tires. If you do them off the jeep, the first time you go to remove the lugs it will peel out of the holes. Did mine on the jeep...

Wiped down all to be painted surfaces with acetone, not long wipes just quickly wetted as the fiberglass started getting sticky where acetone pooled. Lint free rags. One more pic

I did take the entire top off and flip it to paint it, I did not paint the center where the headliner was going, it was almost completely covered by overspray by the time I completely put the coats on the parts that wouldn't be covered by the liner. They were kind of splotchy as you can see in...

I did it last spring and everything is looking like the day I painted it, long strokes to prevent splotching. I had to scrub mud off of it after jeepfest and had no issues.

I did mine with krylon fusion matte black (it turned more glossy than expected) and added a hot head headliner. Made the interior look finished IMO

At Road Atlanta last Friday, I'm parked behind it.