trimmed/cut stock front fender flares
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Yeah, painters tape is great for planning out how you want them to look. But as I found out, a cut-off wheel wasn't the best idea - throws molten plastic slag everywhere, and leaves very jagged edges that definitely need to be sanded. But it worked...
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Agreed. Jigsaw worked best and required less clean up. Also went much quicker...
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I've done 10 sets or so. I can tape and cut all four in less than 1 hour. I use a rotozip with a fine blade. Then sand smooth.
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