Solving faded / grey fender flares door bumpers

Hammered

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Jeep Fiend Club

• Apr 19, 2008

• #1

Not sure if this is better off in OEM or MOD section but here we go anyhow,

RELLY Turned out nice. I'll wait a week to start banging them up. It suggests that the paint will be dry in 15 minutes - fully cured in a week

Also did the area that the plastic bumper guard covered up with the Duplicolor Bed Liner. I stuck the plastic OEM style plugs in the rivet holes and sprayed it down a few times... again Very happy with the results.

 

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FoMoCo

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SoCal

• Apr 19, 2008

• #2

nice! I might have to try that on mine

 

Hammered

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Jeep Fiend Club

• Apr 19, 2008

• #3

By "RELLY" I really ment RELLLY RELLY!


Really I did.
:cheers:

 

KarlVP

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Hardcoreville, WA

• Apr 19, 2008

• #4

They have this stuff called "back to black" works just the same.

 

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89Daytona

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Location

NY

• Apr 19, 2008

• #5

KarlVP said:

They have this stuff called "back to black" works just the same.

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"Forever Black" is supposed to be really good too

 

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dizzymac

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New Hampshire

• Apr 19, 2008

• #6

I did my bumper with the bed liner too but it didn't last, worked great every where else though.

 

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Blaine B.

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Northwest Indiana

• Apr 19, 2008

• #7

I thought it fully cures in about a few hours?

Unless the bedliner is different compared to the Krylon paint.

 

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kennzz05

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Location

palm coast fl.

• Apr 19, 2008

• #8

KarlVP said:

They have this stuff called "back to black" works just the same.

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bull hockey i say, its not permenant paint is the way to go i tried the torch trick that worked the longest but wasnt close to the results of painting it

 

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jk333

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Location

WA

• Apr 19, 2008

• #9

Looks Great! I recently did that to my 87 Laredo.

 

Patriot4x4

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Location

Colorado Springs, CO

• Apr 19, 2008

• #10

I used Krylon Fusion on my TJ fender flares and they came out great. Just gotta make sure you give them a good cleaning when doing your prep.

I think I might try the whole heat gun trick on my XJ.

 

crystalship1

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Location

Indianapolis, IN.

• Apr 19, 2008

• #11

kennzz05 said:

bull hockey i say, its not permenant paint is the way to go i tried the torch trick that worked the longest but wasnt close to the results of painting it

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(+1) AGREED!!! Fusion is a real fix, not just a temp. "blacking" just waiting to faid-out again!!! :yelclap:

:cheers:

 

Hammered

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Location

Jeep Fiend Club

• Apr 19, 2008

• #12

KarlVP said:

They have this stuff called "back to black" works just the same.

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I have tried those black plastic "rejuvinators" they last a few days maybe over a week ...but the more hot summer sun youre in the sooner you'll be going grey again.

I used SATIN BLACK when I painted, I'll keep you fellers Posted on how it holds up.