Plastic fenders
03-30-2013, 11:05 AM
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I agree I have bushwackers and there actually $450 now but there's still no way in hell I would pay that for fenders...I got mine used at a fraction of the cost. And I wasn't saying stock cut fenders are not acceptable...I had stock cut fenders for a long time, I was just saying they don't look near as good as bushwackers.
03-30-2013, 11:15 AM
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I agree I have bushwackers and there actually $450 now but there's still no way in hell I would pay that for fenders...I got mine used at a fraction of the cost. And I wasn't saying stock cut fenders are not acceptable...I had stock cut fenders for a long time, I was just saying they don't look near as good as bushwackers.
03-30-2013, 11:19 AM
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ill have to cut something else then lol i cant cut and paint the originals dont know how.. id have to pay to do that and to cut paint wouldve been more expensive than buying brand new flares that dont need to be painted..so thats 1 reason second reason was i wanna keep all the original stuff in perfect condition incase decvide to sell one day
03-31-2013, 01:09 AM
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I cut my fenders and applied door trim to the edges in order to clean them up. I followed videos I found on youtube and somewhat merged designs and aspects of various ones. Anyhow, I'll try to upload some pics later today. I was apprehensive about cutting my Jeep up, but it was well worth it and not difficult at all if you take your time and prep well. It is an easy project actually.
03-31-2013, 03:26 PM
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I haven't painted mine but did add a side marker that is the same as the Bushwacker side marker. I like them pretty well.
The sidemarker pic was taken before I trimmed them up to where they are now.
The sidemarker pic was taken before I trimmed them up to where they are now.