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Paint will work fine on fenders if you are not lazy and take the right steps to prep it. Sanding it so primer will stick is key... and using a good paint that wont crack is also key. Here is a link to a pic of my Banshee that my bro and I painted. It wont crack at all. Ive flexed all the pieces and they are fine. If you dont want a basic blah set, paint them how you want them, its a fun project, and then nobody has one like you either. Heres the pics...
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Prep work is key. There is a plastic specific prep/degreaser and an adhesion promoter. Go to your local auto body paint and supply dealer, they will lead you in the right direction. i painted the plastic on my Warrior using an Acrylic Enamel. It was a cheap paint, easy to spray and touch up down the road. It has help up well for nearly 2 years now.
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