Fender Flare Repair and Supplies

[@adamgriss2025]

Using the bed liner spray was a practical idea, not to mention aesthetically pleasing. When I first starting watching the video, I thought to myself that this is one of those little jobs that you think should only take an hour or two but as soon as you pass the point of no return, you realize that you grossly underestimated the time needed!

[@larrybriggs2920]

Hey Michael, I'm in the market for fixing my fender flares and I found this little gem. I gotta say your camera work has improved by leaps and bounds. No matter though because it's about the message. You nailed this one. So full of great ideas and how to's. I didn't see a notation on buying the replacement plastic clips for flares to go on once you've broken the old ones. Thanks man, entertaining as usual

[@OverlandBound]

Ya, that vid was a series of IG posts. Pretty brute force!

[@acura62]

Nice! I enjoyed the humor. It is nice to see someone having fun and not taking things so serious!!

[@fintech112]

acura62 thts the best way to do jobs on old trucks take it easy

[@freebirdmcchester8257]

Thank you for this video and the list of parts n pieces used. I recently rattle canned my 97 40th camouflage green and this was a huge help with the fender flares. The welting & epoxy for plastic repairs have my fender flares dialed in and the ease of clicking on Amazon made it a breeze. I also have wobble free mirrors thanks to your zip tie video. Keep on wheeling kind sir 🤙

[@OverlandBound]

Awesome! Thank you for watching!

[@Natschke_Family_Adventures]

That was like watching between fence pickets.

[@slowpokewrangler8752]

Nice job Michael, they look great.....

[@ryanbastien1]

The fenders do look good! Nice job 👏👏

[@lg6045]

Entertaining and informative! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this!

[@Khorsathedark]

Great vid OBMicheal. Going to use that one on my Joop.

[@stevenstafford9030]

Thanks for the video. I have a black 1997 80 Series. This is an upcoming project for me. Nice to see the generic trim works. I wasn’t looking forward to paying $200 for OEM.

[@salesnorthamerica3298]

I need to fix my 4Runner flares.. I'm guessing it's the same stuff as you used in the vid. Looks the same or similar. Great vids bud!

[@grandprismatic]

Nice work!

[@gonefishingsomewhere2983]

Big help thanks

[@bwildjournals]

Tool Time Overland Bound Style.

[@TexasADV]

Binford 6100 fender flares

[@davieanwilliams9205]

I give it a like

[@buildexplore3278]

You should spray the whole unit in bedliner, it looks sick! And will stay looking good instead of the big scratches all over the paint.

[@donny-ho1bm]

Can you do one on how to cut out rust in the windscreen area.under the rubber.

[@scooter041031]

Don't you love how a simple project just snowballs into something major. I like the unedited real time style video! Looks really good this project is on my to do list as well. Where did you get the welting?

[@OverlandBound]

Added to the details of this video!

[@scooter041031]

Great thanks!!! I really enjoy your videos the rig walk-arounds your DIY and your philosophy in overlanding and what works for you they aren't biased which is great to see.

[@MysticalPirate]

You definitely make this look easy! Good video thanks for sharing. I'm doing something really random- making a 2016 Hyundai Tuscon off road ready- and have got myself into a mess. I've cut some fender parts off to make room for wheel space and looks terrible. what fender flares are these? I'm wondering if something similar wouldn't look absolutely terrible on the Tuscon.. any ideas?!

[@steffmatolcsy7796]

He makes it sound and look so easy. I think I'll pay someone to do it. IDK. I'm 62 and female.

[@TheSzr]

Why did you change side of a steering wheel (in 3:51) ? :):):):):) Reg. Simon

[@simonhenhoeffer8934]

So u just used epoxy, berliner and sandpaper? Gonna try on mine but my rear flares have a lot more scuffs than yours. How has the bed liner held up? Any chipping?

[@fintech112]

It would have been better to do this video as full screen hmmm

[@billynunns]

Lazy Genius Not if the videos were taken from Instagram like mentioned in the beginning of the video

[@rmolaver]

Even with instagram stories... videos in landscape mode... even more, if you plan to make a video for youtube.

[@aecarter1341]

welting.......gotta look into that

[@malcolmcl67]

how do you get those dang plastic clips loose/off??

[@mattdavis1096]

You can try to carefully pop them out with a clip puller, but you're likely going to snap them. Go to Toyota and buy new ones. They're about $1 each and 2 male + 2 female for each fender

[@run-cnc]

no BFGoodrich content?

[@joenorris449]

A heat gun will bring back the shine, just have to be careful to not overheat the flares.

[@mymercury1961]

Not a bad look at all, I have damaged mine on a tuff track and have all the new parts other then 2 items I cant be sure of, "Called Gusset's" Toyota part # 6164660031 for the right rear and 616450020 for the right, Both are for the rear flair where it meets the mud flap, Not sure if the part I have from exploded view are correct and if they are indeed the part I'm look for, Can you confirm or dismiss this part number and it's location ? To remove your rear flairs you would have had to disconnect the mud flaps so I hope you would have some knowledge on this. Cheers Murray QLD Australia

[@smokegrenade17]

I USE THAT BED LINER FOR EVERYTHING..!!!!! hahahahahahahh

[@salesnorthamerica3298]

Man I want an FJ80 sooooo bad!!

[@Don22Escobar]

Lovin the content, OB Member #2590 hea!

[@SUVTouring]

now I feel like a Coca Cola....

[@allen75201]

I like the bedliner idea. I'll be doing the same on mine next time I pull them off as they are looking a little ragged from rock rash. FWIW, try using a plastic scraper instead of a razor blade. They're not QUITE as effective and will take a little more work, but they won't scratch the paint at all. Here's what I use: www.amazon.com/Plastic-Double-Edged-Razor-Scraper/dp/B004623NU2/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1509994577&sr=8-8&keywords=plastic+scraper

[@jss27560]

but now the color on the fender doesn’t match the snorkel.

[@ZuluComander]

sorry but I can't stand all the vertical filming "disliked"

[@OverlandBound]

Originally captured as a series to Instagram stories. Hence the vertical.

[@Christian76S]

razorblade, AARRRRRGGHH ..