View Poll Results: Color Matched or Line-Xed?
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Fender flares install, and colormatched/line-xed ??
Fender flares install, and colormatched / bedlined
I just got some fender flares to install on my step side truck. They are already painted sonic blue, but the rear two are pretty badly scuffed up. I was going to just sand/prime and paint them my self with some color matched paint in a spray can, but Brian's (BlkTremor02) truck looks so awesome with the flares line-xed. Do you thing i should have mine done, or keep them matched?
Also i am having trouble with the front flares matching up, lol i would have thought the rear one woulf have given me trouble..
under the fender lip is there a gap between the flare? kinda hard to explain,

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the 4 tab things under the fender, does the flare match right against the bottom on the fender lip, or dose it have a gap?
anyone understand? haha
Also i am having trouble with the front flares matching up, lol i would have thought the rear one woulf have given me trouble..
under the fender lip is there a gap between the flare? kinda hard to explain,
^
the 4 tab things under the fender, does the flare match right against the bottom on the fender lip, or dose it have a gap?
anyone understand? haha
Last edited by RanJerEDGE; Feb 27, 2005 at 06:42 PM.
Originally Posted by Mnemonic
I would say line-x, but I'm not sure how that would look blue and black.
Originally Posted by pacodiablo
It will be blue and gray after a year or two...one downside of any spray-in. My Line-X is still black at about 6 months old, but not as dark as it was.
Originally Posted by Diabolic
I've Armoralled the outsides of my mirrors. I won't do that again. Dirt sticks to it BAD.
Sorry to bring this back from the dead, but any more opinions? i'm still undecided, but i'm leaning toward having them bedlined. I want to try install them over spring break (next week)
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