Using a Heat gun to restore Jeep JKU Wrangler fenders

Using a Heat gun to restore Jeep JKU Wrangler fenders

Restoring faded fender flares on the 2011 Jeep JKU Wrangler.
I used a Milwaukee Heat gun, eventually on the highest setting.
Hope the video helps you on your project. Thanks for watching.

#restoration #heatgun #jeep #wrangler #shorts

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@daysofrc says:

Do not do this. It will ruin the finish of the fenders. The best product I’ve used and I’ve used a lot is Mothers Back to Black. It does have a touch of solvent to “burn” into the plastic so the product penetrates better, but it really applies easy and works very well! Holds up to washes/rain too.

@jdog2738 says:

Don’t do this. You’re drying out the plastic.

@joyschtik says:

This is bad. Plastic will die

@TheCorona2012 says:

Really my jeep dry I have heat perfect

@benjoviaquino9938 says:

Heat setting please

@ocsi-V8 says:

Ezt netegyétek! Nem örök, és csa rosszabb lessz utánna.

@hopalongjohnny9797 says:

Works great for pawning it off to someone else

@bennedikarnoldsalomon5451 says:

i think if you do this, after a few more months, the top skin will crack and dry up. now you can peel it for fun. hehehe

@LarayLeverett-zu2rr says:

Better to replace then or just paint them

@prestonchacon4768 says:

Do not do this.

@KeeneRauxet says:

If you don’t mind, can you tell me what material plastic my fenders are made out of it’s a 2018 jeep Wrangler, JK sport two-door and can they be painted

@therealrealshocker says:

Duplicolor sells spray can dye specifically for plastic fenders and bumpers. Works great every time I've used it. Check it out

@nelsonh.568 says:

They will eventually become brittle and stray cracking, please don’t do this, just buy new ones.

@rodepperson5885 says:

Works like shit ….If you want a perfect job dont waste your time with this…Its a good way to melt and disfigure the texture on the fenders….Have them painted

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