Urethane Flat Fender Flares
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cdl.computersinc
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Same! Most of what KBD sells is meant to be painted, and they did come fairly good instructions for doing that, so if UV damage did occur over time they can at least be brought back to life.
Bighammer
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Bringing this one BTT...for those that ordered did they arrive in a timely manner?
These look like the more rigid Bushwacker flatties, no? And they still got this mangled?
cdl.computersinc
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That is a good look on a nice TJ - My experience is anything that is polyurethane is usually tough as nails.
Well I saw this- Maybe they are stronger and don’t flex enough- hmmm. Depression sets in.
TPO is definitely not urethane.From his initial installation post.
"Bushwacker was careful to point out they had switched to a far more rugged/break-resistant material called TPO."
p.s. He tends to drive it tight places.
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OP
Thanks buddy
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For those who have installed flatties, what did you do with the horizontal rocker trim that trails the front flares? How did you finish things off? I just ordered Bushwacker flares and need a clean solution. No diamond plate or armor in my future.
Maybe you should be more careful where you stick your Jeep Jerry...
I have been told at least once or twice I drive by braille.Maybe you should be more careful where you stick your Jeep Jerry...
Are you the guy that uses the Braille drive up ATM'sI have been told at least once or twice I drive by braille.
I never appreciated the stock flares until I installed a set of bush whacker flares. It was the ugliest thing I ever did to the Jeep. The were removed faster than they were installed!
OP
If you get a sec could you post some side view pics please?
Installing the ones I bought a few months ago is next on my list of Jeep stuff to get done. I'll be sure to post pics.