Bedlined fenders??????
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JK Newbie
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I have a black sahara and am thinking about duplicolor bedlining the fenders. Has anyone done this yet with any success?? I did my rims 2 weeks ago and they look great. I was thinking of doing the fenders and grill at the same time. Any tips or hints would be greatly appreciated. If anyone wants, I will do a full write up of it. Thanks!!!
Dan
Dan
Originally Posted by 4wheelnD
I have a black sahara and am thinking about duplicolor bedlining the fenders. Has anyone done this yet with any success?? I did my rims 2 weeks ago and they look great. I was thinking of doing the fenders and grill at the same time. Any tips or hints would be greatly appreciated. If anyone wants, I will do a full write up of it. Thanks!!!
Dan
Dan
I had mine lineX after a lady at walmart opened here door into them. Couldn't even say it was a cool off road ding.... Anyways 200 bucks later and I couldn't be happier. FYI I'd tape and leave them on the jeep. The only thing I'd take off would be the plastic rivets that hold the fender to the air dam. If you remove the entire fender the job gets 100x more annoying. Also you can get replacement rivets off quadratec.
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I had mine lineX after a lady at walmart opened here door into them. Couldn't even say it was a cool off road ding.... Anyways 200 bucks later and I couldn't be happier. FYI I'd tape and leave them on the jeep. The only thing I'd take off would be the plastic rivets that hold the fender to the air dam. If you remove the entire fender the job gets 100x more annoying. Also you can get replacement rivets off quadratec.
I know this isnt the best description, with out proper terms and all. But if anything, just trust what the guy says and take your time and tape everything very well. You'd be glad you did.
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JK Newbie
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so I'm guessing it's just like doing the grill mod, sand, clean, spray. Take your time and away you go?! I'm thinking if I'm gonna spray the outside, might as well spray under the wheel well too. Any thoughts???
I just did this this earlier this week to my Sahara. It looks good, I like it a lot. I left them on the jeep and just sprayed the tops of them because I didn't have enough stuff and time to do the under side. Make sure you cover the entire hood before you start spraying, not my best hour.
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JK Newbie
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I just did this this earlier this week to my Sahara. It looks good, I like it a lot. I left them on the jeep and just sprayed the tops of them because I didn't have enough stuff and time to do the under side. Make sure you cover the entire hood before you start spraying, not my best hour.
if you do a google search, you'll find a couple of links to removing the fenders with pretty good write up and fenders. I think it was part of the directions for putting some sort of a fender chop kit. Anyway they come off fairly easy. I got mine speedlined. Turned out fantastic. I also got the bed, grille, pinch seams, and nerf bars done at the same time.
I had mine lineX after a lady at walmart opened here door into them. Couldn't even say it was a cool off road ding.... Anyways 200 bucks later and I couldn't be happier. FYI I'd tape and leave them on the jeep. The only thing I'd take off would be the plastic rivets that hold the fender to the air dam. If you remove the entire fender the job gets 100x more annoying. Also you can get replacement rivets off quadratec.


