Can you paint the textured fender flares?
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What did you use? I used duplicolor spray on bedliner and it absoulely has sucked for me. I'm taking the flares off and prepping them again, taking it all the way down to the plastic and fixing all the imperfections, but I don't know what I want to respray it with...
I was thinking black spray...but it might look like poooo, my truck is black and blue though...I like the bedliner but its just chipping too easy...
I was thinking black spray...but it might look like poooo, my truck is black and blue though...I like the bedliner but its just chipping too easy...
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What did you use? I used duplicolor spray on bedliner and it absoulely has sucked for me. I'm taking the flares off and prepping them again, taking it all the way down to the plastic and fixing all the imperfections, but I don't know what I want to respray it with...
I was thinking black spray...but it might look like poooo, my truck is black and blue though...I like the bedliner but its just chipping too easy...
I was thinking black spray...but it might look like poooo, my truck is black and blue though...I like the bedliner but its just chipping too easy...
Scuffed them up with a scuff pad.
then
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thats the problem I'm having, even with bedliner products it is chipping, i've done it 3 times now...
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I havn't any chips or anything with my bedliner on my flares or valence and bumper....... I guess I prepped them correctly and sprayed 'em right?
TrePaul86's valence and flares are his stock ones....grey textured. A shop sanded them down to smoothness, sprayed on a product just like duplicolor adhesion promotor, then primer, then on went the color(Silver). Then on went the clear coat then the pieces were baked in an oven to speed up the cure time. Check out this truck....it's pretty cool lookin' all Edgeified.
TrePaul86's valence and flares are his stock ones....grey textured. A shop sanded them down to smoothness, sprayed on a product just like duplicolor adhesion promotor, then primer, then on went the color(Silver). Then on went the clear coat then the pieces were baked in an oven to speed up the cure time. Check out this truck....it's pretty cool lookin' all Edgeified.
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I would just use the adhision promoter, than the Krylon fusion spray paint. You can get it in a gloss finish, but get it in flat black, then do 3-4 coats of clear over it. I think the clear coat is the key, it will act like a buffer before getting to the actual paint. That is how I am going to do mine when it warms up enough.
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I painted mine yesterday....
Just saw this thread from many moons ago, and thought I'd share some pics of what I did last night. The fender flares were the same color as the body, and I used the Canadian Tire version of plasti-dip. If anyone's interested, I'll post pics at the end of a good 'ol Canadian winter..
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