Shark "Tank"

Still waffling on the fenders. We both like the looks of aftermarket flats better than cut OEM fenders, but the price is insane!
 
Some of the trims that retain the OEM fender lip look pretty nice. Can get them pretty close to the MCE ones.
 
Shark "Tank"

Started a late night project. ;)

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Reversed the bolts on the Rock Hard C-Pillar.

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Amazing what a crappy job the OEM liner does at keeping dirt and water away from the tub.

Tomorrow I'll get black paint and door trim and hopefully get the rear completely done.
 
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Shark "Tank"

Got the fronts done today. This is pre-trim and paint of the wheel well, but I'm happy with how they turned out.

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I painted my my wheel wells on the rear with some spray paint, it doesn't really hold up well. Recently at auto parts store I came across 3M rubberized undercoating. I think I'll try it next
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Shark "Tank"

I used Duplicolor bedliner spray can. 1 can for each fender well. It seems to hold up good to the NY salt winters.


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Sharkey said:
Started a late night project. ;)

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Reversed the bolts on the Rock Hard C-Pillar.

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Amazing what a crappy job the OEM liner does at keeping dirt and water away from the tub.

Tomorrow I'll get black paint and door trim and hopefully get the rear completely done.
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I personally like keeping the matched body color after pulling the fender liners. It's easier to clean than spray paint as well.


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