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Pic of mine. I folded the fender under, cut off the hook end of the edging and used it as trim around the folds (gives a finished look) and riveted them both to the folds. Used a heat gun to warm and shape the plastic to the contour of fender. Cant get it too hot or it will melt the plastic.
I would like to see closer pics on how you did this
Originally Posted by UglyDuck
Pic of mine. I folded the fender under, cut off the hook end of the edging and used it as trim around the folds (gives a finished look) and riveted them both to the folds. Used a heat gun to warm and shape the plastic to the contour of fender. Cant get it too hot or it will melt the plastic.
Pic of mine. I folded the fender under, cut off the hook end of the edging and used it as trim around the folds (gives a finished look) and riveted them both to the folds. Used a heat gun to warm and shape the plastic to the contour of fender. Cant get it too hot or it will melt the plastic.
Looks like Bushwhacker flat flares. That is the cleanest and best looking lawn-edge flares I have seen. Great job!
Pic of mine. I folded the fender under, cut off the hook end of the edging and used it as trim around the folds (gives a finished look) and riveted them both to the folds. Used a heat gun to warm and shape the plastic to the contour of fender. Cant get it too hot or it will melt the
Wow! That little bit of extra shaping makes a huge difference! Nice work those look clean!
11-24-2016, 05:26 PM
