Powder coat - $$$$, usually more durable, difficult if not impossible to touch up yourself
Rattle can - $, scratches easier, easy to touch up yourself.
What kind of fenders are you looking at?
I asked the same question several years ago when I bought my front and rear bumpers. I went with flat black powder coat and I am very happy with it. I got both bumpers done for $125. That was 3 years ago and they still look great.
You got a good deal, it cost me $350 for just my rear bumper and tire carrier.
A properly done powdercoat will always be more durable than paint. Some shops skimp on the prep to turn product, which can result in bad adhesion. Ive chosen to powdercoat my evo sliders and now my sport cage. Happy to pay a slight premium. But a local shop I've found has incredible pricing. [emoji106]
A properly done powdercoat will always be more durable than paint. Some shops skimp on the prep to turn product, which can result in bad adhesion. Ive chosen to powdercoat my evo sliders and now my sport cage. Happy to pay a slight premium. But a local shop I've found has incredible pricing. [emoji106]