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Thanks ccain529 for the info. At this point in my build I am far from working on my fenders but I think I am going to give it a shot as your fenders look much better than hugh fiberglass fenders. I will post some pictures when I get there.
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Your fenders look great. I like the fact that you're making something yourself. :righton:
That's a good technique of shrinking metal. You can also use what is called a 'shrinking disk'. I'm gonna have to get one for my fenders.
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Well here they are folks....primed, wetsanded, painted and cleared! All that is left is to mount the tail lights and wire up the front bumper turn signals. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The paint isn't an exact match but I plan on painting the entire car next year. Cheers Chris |
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Wow, those look great. You did a fantasic job. I wish they came from the factory like that!
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Amazing fab skills as well as prep and painting skills. Well done. I wish i had space, time and these skills...
Congrats again Chris
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:agree: :agree: I'd give more than two thumbs up if I could ... wait a second ... never mind, that's not a thumb. Really well done!
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