OK bs
JK Jedi
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Originally Posted by Coondog33
Come on...Ill buy the beer..
..Im actually scraed to death..lol..I was gonna use my 4.5 wheel with a blade that cuts plastic..
..I may be wrong with that set up...Im gonna try and sand my edges smooth..keep from using door trim
The wheel on the rotary cutting tool does more melting the cutting. The plastic fender gets hot and then gums up the cutting wheel and leaves the fender distorted looking.but if your cutter is designed to cut plastic then I am sure it might be ok ..just my .02
. I researched it for a month before I actually did it. I am here for moral support I recommend 80 grit to knock the cut edge followed by like 600 grit for the finishing edge.
Last edited by PainKiller; Mar 29, 2011 at 08:12 AM.
JK Freak
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From: Edmond, Oklahoma
JK Freak
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nah...nothing to be scared of, it's pretty easy, the pita part is trimming the inner fenders. My family went shopping one Sunday and came back as I was finishing the last fender cut heheeee
The wheel on the rotary cutting tool does more melting the cutting. The plastic fender gets hot and then gums up the cutting wheel and leaves the fender distorted looking.but if your cutter is designed to cut plastic then I am sure it might be ok ..just my .02. I researched it for a month before I actually did it. I am here for moral support I recommend 80 grit to knock the cut edge followed by like 600 grit for the finishing edge.
The wheel on the rotary cutting tool does more melting the cutting. The plastic fender gets hot and then gums up the cutting wheel and leaves the fender distorted looking.but if your cutter is designed to cut plastic then I am sure it might be ok ..just my .02
. I researched it for a month before I actually did it. I am here for moral support I recommend 80 grit to knock the cut edge followed by like 600 grit for the finishing edge.
JK Jedi
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Originally Posted by Red-Dirt
haha its still nicely packed back up! Im sure it wouldnt be too difficult to make at all. but thier quality is really good. my quality...not so much!
from PSC...it cost like 28 bucks to ship..it wasnt right. Then i typed in how much it would cost for my bumper and a few other things, and it was around 80. thier shipping quotes are way off!
I also wanted to trim my fenders big time..but this weekend will be pretty busy for me. maybe i can meet up with some of you all some other time and we can chop mine later on!