Painting Jeep Fender Flares

[@thingsido2924]

For anyone wondering, the paint on the flares has held up fine over the years. Still looks as good as the day I painted them. I will admit my Jeep is parked in a garage and is rarely driven (maybe 1,500 miles/yr).

[@billveder1071]

They look fantastic nice job!

[@thingsido2924]

Bill Veder , thank you

[@tonyvelasquez50]

why did you buy a spray gun when you used the spray can in the first place ?

[@thingsido2924]

I didn't buy the spray gun specifically for this job, I bought it for another job. I used it for the flares to spray automotive grade paint on the flares. The spray can was just adhesion promoter.

[@gunnarbiker]

Are you a civil engineer and are those waterline/sewer plans?

[@thingsido2924]

I'm not an engineer but they are civil utility plans. Good eye. 🙂

[@TheQuito213]

nice vid, how did they hold up ?

[@thingsido2924]

well they've only been on the Jeep for a few weeks and I've only driven it a couple of times since so I'll have to post a follow up at a later date.

[@TheQuito213]

I see, didn't know it was that new. Hope it holds up good 👍

[@longhorn8459]

How do they look now? Can you link to the paints you used?

[@leesire]

Do they still look good? I'm just thinking about using a spray can paint. Maybe the liner bed in a can. Something? Thanks

[@zonlymachine]

still holding up