I used a dremel at first then a file to get the rough edges then some 220 to 320 sand paper to smoothe it all down. I used some pin striping tape to make a line where I wanted it to be then used the dremel just about an 1/8 of an inch away just in case it slipped which it does then used the rest of the items as stated above to finish it off. I cut them fenders all the way off and when you look at my bike from the front it looks like a motorcycle with 4 wheels !! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] Check out my page and you will see what I am talking about.

 

I used a razor blade. Depends how much trimming you need to do. Razors only work well if it's a small amount...

 

I did a good ammount of cutting on my quadzilla and I found its not the quickest but a manual jig saw is what works best for a first cut. From there I dremel it down where it isnt quite even then i use a fine grade sandpaper to smoothe it out. Mine look pretty good. Just make sure that you dont slip with the dremel. if you dont have a dremel just use a rough grade sandpaper then fine grade but dremel is quicker. I found when cutting a lot of plastic with the dremel the pastic got hot and started melting isntead of being shavings and its a pain sometimes.

 

I use tin snips, a dremel, and sandpaper.
My friend uses a jig saw and sandpaper.

 

ty for the help... whenver my buddy wants to do it... see he watns to but his blaster plastic cuz of the bracket hanging out...

 

Apply, masking tape, draw a line on it and use a hand (electric) Jigsaw. File edges when done. Also, as someone mentioned, have someone hold the plastic to eliminate the shaking.

Rude Dog

 

you can un bolt that bracket

 

id use a makita disc grinder with a cutting blade, dirt wheels did that in an issue about a year ago.

 

^^^^^^

Yep..used a handhald grinding wheel..with a cutting disc...came out mint!

 

Utility knive and just break it off and all u got is sand / filing from there