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From all of us at Scout Motors, welcome to the Scout Community! We created this community to provide Scout vehicle owners, enthusiasts, and curiosity seekers with a place to engage in discussion, suggestions, stories, and connections. Supportive communities are sometimes hard to find, but we're determined to turn this into one.
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I was looking at the plastic bumper on the Traveler, which has the flat-ish top. Interesting that the "upgraded" steel/modular bumper... -
@Jamie@ScoutMotors to prevent from having the wrath of Cyure come down on y'all I strongly advise not to put any stupid sand paper...
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Now if that silver center panel folded down as a step, I'd be pretty happy. I'm short. Even if that bumper was a plateau with great... -
You are correct about the preparation being essential. In fact, when I was being taught the painter use to always tell me that spraying...
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It’s not easy to see, but I was looking for details about the bumper specifically. The Traveler had its tailgate open, but I could...
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I don't know that I've seen many elegant solutions. Glued on rubber pads, grippy stickers, bedliner spray, etc. An actual steel bumper...
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Like speedrye, I feel kind of silly that I'd never noticed that before! All the useful things I noticed that I liked about using the...
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As long as it’s not a stupid sand paper sticker like my Wrangler bumper had. That was a terrible design.
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Welcome to the community!
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Oh wow, being a Traveler reservation, I'd never paid attention to the Terra rear bumper. It's like the designer has never used a truck...
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The rear bumper on the concept models is too skinny and has a sloped surface; it cannot be stood on, especially with wet, muddy boots…I...
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Some of the things that have made plastics so useful are also what makes it very difficult to paint them: they are basically chemically...
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I think what SM has shown on the Traveler with the "off road" bumpers with removal ends and the front bumper winch integration looks...
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Atmospheric water does impact everything operating in the 10-40 GHz. At moderate rainfall (13 mm/hr), total attenuation of a signal in...
