cutting rear plastic (help)
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to cut the rear plastics mark out the design with 3m tape and make sure bothe sides are even and the way you like them then use a dremel and cut away and then use sand paper on the edges once you cut the plastics off.
that should be mr meaner's profile
to cut the rear plastics mark out the design with 3m tape and make sure bothe sides are even and the way you like them then use a dremel and cut away and then use sand paper on the edges once you cut the plastics off.
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After my pictures get up check out that cut see if you like it or if that is too little fender if you like the look PM me your email address and I will send you a larger better picture of it. I kinda lost my camera in the ocean. I have it it just isn't functional any more man that sucks.
We cut my husbands fenders twice, once they were a little bigger but I personally like the way they look now better. Let me know. I laid out a peice of tape and looked at it the best tape for the job is Electrical tape since it stretches then just look at it if it doesn't look right try again. And we have used many different tools on the plastic and the Dremel works the best in our experience. Hope that helps ya out.
We cut my husbands fenders twice, once they were a little bigger but I personally like the way they look now better. Let me know. I laid out a peice of tape and looked at it the best tape for the job is Electrical tape since it stretches then just look at it if it doesn't look right try again. And we have used many different tools on the plastic and the Dremel works the best in our experience. Hope that helps ya out.
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