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
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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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.
Don’t do this. You’re drying out the plastic.
This is bad. Plastic will die
Really my jeep dry I have heat perfect
Heat setting please
Ezt netegyétek! Nem örök, és csa rosszabb lessz utánna.
Works great for pawning it off to someone else
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
Better to replace then or just paint them
Do not do this.
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
Duplicolor sells spray can dye specifically for plastic fenders and bumpers. Works great every time I've used it. Check it out
They will eventually become brittle and stray cracking, please don’t do this, just buy new ones.
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