Painting Jeep Fender Flares

Painting Jeep Fender Flares. Doing so allows the primer to adhere to fender flare. Are fender flares worth it? I just got an extra set of flares to mess around with.

How to Paint Your Fender Flares Jeep Wrangler TJ Forum
How to Paint Your Fender Flares Jeep Wrangler TJ Forum from wranglertjforum.com

Apply your paint to the fender flare. Apply a 2nd coat as needed.

(The Primer Ensures The Paint Sticks To Plastic Ok)


After you “paint” the flares, you need to lightly wipe them down. 4) lay them on a tarp or painting canvas. Penetrol has an oily consistency, so wiping it down leaves a nice clean finish. This will remove imperfections and rough spots on the surface of the flare.

Here Is What You Do!


Take some sand paper and sand the flairs smooth! 1) remove flares from the jeep. Then paper and tape off the rest. 2) wash flares with soap and water.

Get Rid Of That Texture On Them Then Use The Kyrlon Paint!


My jk had flat black plastic and looked about as good as the day i got it when i traded it in. Apply a 2nd coat as needed. I painted my astro van plastic bumpers and trim which are the same type plastic as sport fenders/bumpers. Make sure you scrub them down with some comet (the same kind your grandmother cleaned her tub with).

Faded Flares Can Be Brought Back A Few Times With Good Results By Heating Them.


As for painting, clean them well, and use an adhesion promoting primer (available at most auto parts stores), then follow up with the regular paint. Products come and go, new products take the place of the old ones. I then painted used the satin plastic bumper paint, turn out really well. Probably some new features were added, some necessary modifications were done.

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