Awesome! Let me know how it goes

Hell no

You ever tried removing the fenders

Only if you have an extra four hours to spend :-)

Fred Pearson color is still great, but had to take it through a car wash and it ruined one of the fenders’ paint. No worries though, just peeled and repainted. No regrets! Follow-up video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oKekZMR5ztGrgWQ.html

@@JKitsTrav, good to know--thanks for the response.

This lasted about 2 years -- up until I took it to one of those drive-thru car washes after mudding. That tore it up. But I ended up replacing the fenders after that anyway.

👆 great tips!

Hi Autobot37! I did a video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oKekZMR5ztGrgWQ.html if you'd like to see the update. It held up great except for the one time I took it through a car wash, the spinning brushes pulled some holes in some areas. But as a cheap DIY fix, I'd say it held up great. Hardly any fading either after 2 years (not garage kept).

the plasti-dip held up great until just this weekend. I took it mudding and made the mistake of taking it through a pretty rough car wash...the dip did not survive.

Oh No! Sorry to hear that, my 2007's never seen a Car wash, I do My cleaning Old School Garden Hose and soft Brush, suppose My best bet is just buy new Aftermarket replacements. Thanks for the fast Reply and sharing the Vids! :)

no problem! and yeah I generally wash it myself but I didn't want that much mud in my driveway haha. Best of luck.

Hyper Joe A buddy of mine painted his fenders with some Bedliner spray, even with muddong and heavy washing, holds up pretty good.

i love you 4 to be safe. Each can had about a quarter left when I was done, once it started sputtering I switched to a new can just to be safe.

How long will WD 40 last compared to like Back to Black wax....

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I was thinking the same?

rams rich that seems like much more work to me but if you decide to do it that way let me know how it goes!

They can actually be a bitch to get off . I have a 2004 wrangler was gonna take mine off but geeze it's not that easy. I wound up taped mine off and used a bed liner .

I'M POOR OKAY?!?!

Sorry it Looks awesome.

Haha, no worries @Geep Geep

I did a lot of research before doing this to my fenders and wheels and they still peeled off without going through the carwash.

@@corinadiaz5616 yes you did research and that's good but you didn't follow advice from that research. Application of any sprayed medium requires a stable or controlled environment to achieve a basic application such as one where temperature and humidity change can effect a poor bond of the medium. A good example of this is using a spray booth but very few have those to use or purchase portable ones. Another would be a garage with the door closed to try and keep the area with a relative non fluctuate temperature or use during the middle of the day that is dry and clear. There is another variable that is easily seen and that is the wind is blowing and that can cause contamination of the surface from particulates like dust or small insects. Having having weak bonds of the layers due to poorly prepared surfaces is the main cause of the product not adhering correctly. For something like these fenders they were cleaned and prepped for application but the fenders given the material they are, raw unpainted plastic is something that need additional time to dry. Usually 4-6 for this type of material is recommended due to plastic being porous but most just let them dry overnight. If you would have done this in your garage in the middle of a nice warm day and followed proper preparation recommendations you would have a end product that would not failed like it did and you would not of had overspray on the rest of your Jeep but you also had a slight breeze also so go figure why you got that result too. Next time just pay someone to do it for you so you don't try and blame the product for your poor attempt of using Plasti-Dip. Like I said before watch the proper videos and follow all recommend procedures...you might have to dig to old videos to find all recommend procedures since some seam like common sense to others.

@Mario Speer where did u do ur research if u don’t mind me asking? I’m needing to do my trim and bumper on my Nissan Xterra