Do any of you know any websites on this subject or have any tips for me?

 

I did the fenders on my kid's Blaster. What I did was map out where I wanted to trim them, taking into consideration the structural strength & stability once it was cut, and used masking tape to pick out a look. Then, I covered the fender with masking tape, drew my cut line with a magic marker, and used a plain ol' saber saw (you know, uppy-downy jig saw) with a medium toothed blade that was shallow front to rear so I could turn a tight radius with it. Don't drink any coffee first! Relax, go slow, and the saw (which mine is variable speed that I kept on slow to mid speed) will eat its way thru very easily. Follow your line with a smooth fluid motion. When it's cut, pull the tape and your cut line will be better than you think. Trim excess with a sharp utility knife or a file, and I then took 100 grit sandpaper on a block and did the edges to make them all nice and even. Your work will look like a pro did it, then you can brag about your skills in the lost black art of plastic work.

 

It's important to cover all areas with masking tape that the jig saw will touch, so the vibration doesn't scratch up the part that stays attached.

 

K thanks alot for your help and advice![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Try and get some pics up when you do it. I wanna see what it will look like.