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03-13-2003, 09:03 PM
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fender flare
i was wondering is it hard to do your own fender flare my car is a sedan thats the only problem. if any of you guys know how please help me out. i know you have to buy the flared fenders but i don't know how do you go on about installing them
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03-13-2003, 09:37 PM
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The way I know how to do them is theres an adhesive that you can use to bond body panels together I know its made by 3M but I don't remember whats its called. Anyway basically you glue them on with that stuff then fill the edges in with bondo and smooth it out, its not easy though. Or you can screw them from inside the fenders but I don't know how well that would work you'd have to be really careful not to screw them all the way through your fender flares. Or you drill holes through the fender flares into the fenders and counter sink the screws pretty deep and bondo over the screw heads thats probably the best way I can think of, good luck
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