Brand new Rubicon, need advice on removing scratches from plastic fenders

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Oct 8, 2013 | 06:07 PM

#11

lkinmond

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If you think you can live with it, try to just leave them as is... There is a good chance you'll get addicted to the Jeep way of life and scratch them anyways

Oct 8, 2013 | 07:05 PM

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Ryan0260

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Originally Posted by Mike92gt

I plan on leaving it 100% stock to be honest. But the bumpers look great, it's the fenders that are a bit rough.

Lol oops meant fenders. Being that you plan on keeping the stock ones, and it is a brand new vehicle, then I would expect flawless fenders. It would be different if it was used of you did the damage yourself, which if you plan on wheeling, will eventually happen. I would let the dealer swap them and be done.

Oct 8, 2013 | 08:24 PM

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o09jkny

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Swap them out!! Don't want to start swapping parts out on your new Rubi?? They're swapping them out for the same darn fender!!

Oct 9, 2013 | 03:15 AM

#14

Macman1138

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Originally Posted by jeepmojo

Attachment 503623and leave things alone ! my opinion is they will prob change them add more scratches somewhere and then they will clunk and make noises that went there before lol that's the thing some times the devil you know is better than the devil you don't look at the passenger side of bumper , things happen , its a jeep not a mercedz

I think of my Wrangler like a Mercedes, treat it with loving care as I plan to have it last 20 or so more years.

Treat her like a lady, she'll bring you home every time.