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Randy
Dodge Dakota
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7/18/2003
11:08:09
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 Subject: Fender flares
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The fender flares on my 95 4x4 are fading and turning grey. I tried Mothers back to black but that did not work.Can I paint them and if so what type of paint would stand up to all types of weather.
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jeremy miller
Dodge Dakota
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7/18/2003
17:19:58
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i suggest trying a plastic(polish) from griotsgarage.com they have a plastic polish that will,well polish thru heavy oxidization along with every other carcare product you can think of.this isnt meguiars crap this is top notch stuff,a little expensive but superior results,lets put it this way i dont even have a swirlmark on my r/t
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dakotaguy92
Dodge Dakota
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7/18/2003
22:44:07
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just painted mine two days ago . they look great now. i used duplicolor bumper and trim molding paint. its about 3 dollars a can. i used it on my front valance too because it was faided. it looks great. make sure you wipe them down with something to get the wax and oil off them before you paint them. good luck if you choose to do this
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Brian Snyder
Dodge Dakota
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3/19/2005
01:06:52
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where would i go to buy the cheapest fender flares for my 1998 dodge dakota? i found quotes at around 300-400 dollars but i was hoping cheaper. thanks
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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3/19/2005
10:42:03
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brian, one of our local dealers quoted me 240 bucks for a set of factory fender flares for my '00 QC. already painted with whatever factory color was offered that year.
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