How to paint your Flares on a budget!
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As for paint, definitely go for Krylon Fusion of some kind. I used the original Krylon Fusion in Black on mine and it's held up great. I wanted something a little more textured (without going Herculiner or something) so that's why I didn't use the Satin kind.
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x2 There was some way that your's pulled off the PTM Flares, but it still looks really good man!
As for paint, definitely go for Krylon Fusion of some kind. I used the original Krylon Fusion in Black on mine and it's held up great. I wanted something a little more textured (without going Herculiner or something) so that's why I didn't use the Satin kind.
As for paint, definitely go for Krylon Fusion of some kind. I used the original Krylon Fusion in Black on mine and it's held up great. I wanted something a little more textured (without going Herculiner or something) so that's why I didn't use the Satin kind.
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PTM = Painted To Match. I know how you feel, the previous owner of my truck must've nudged a guardrail or something, so one of the fender flares was a little creased and it was making the paint flake off, so that was the main reason I decided to do mine, but in the end I'm much happier with mine the way it is now.
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Hey there guys, i've been pretty busy at work and what not but I had today off so I decided to hit up the rest of the paint.. I still need to do around the rear window, some body trim and the top of the rear bumper, which I have no Idea how to get off because they dont budge. But, as promised, here is the inner wheel wells, bed caps and front bumper.
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First off, Merry Christmas everyone. I started painting yesterday and it started to snow so I had to cut it short. But I did get the grill painted yesterday and installed today.. Here is how it turned out.