Today they are firming up the lighting situation and spray painting the bumper with a textured bed lining paint that we bought last night at Auto Zone. Before you get too crazy over that, let me tell you about when he painted a jeep with a brush and some house paint...
The year was 1992 and I was laying out in the yard working on my tan (because we did that in the 90's.) Schoo came out and said, "I'm thinking about painting the old jeep with a camo pattern." I dismissed this because I know my husband and he'll think about these things for awhile before he does them. But not a long while. A few days later he went to WalMart and bought several gallons of green, brown, and tan house paint and a four-inch brush. By this time I was a little concerned. I had lived a life in the back woods for awhile in my teen years and some of the cars and trucks I'd ridden in were pretty embarrassing.
So I said, "I don't think this is a good idea." I pouted. He was not deterred and, as you can expect from a man who later would build and fly his own airplane, he triumphed! We got a lot of compliments on that jeep, and a good many imitators. Schoo had started a local trend. I may be biased, but I think ours was the best looking camo vehicle out there.
This leads me to having a good feeling about the Avalanche bumper. I'll post a picture for you when it's done.
