Best Way To Attach New Fender Flares?
by Fred
(the Netherlands)
Rear new fender flare shown
Hello Þrandur and other offroad enthusiasts,
At this moment I am upgrading my Suzuki Jimny once more; raising it from the currently 32" tires onto 37inches...
About 2 years ago I already visited your country with this car and bringing some fender flares from "Alltplast" back home as a souvenir.
The new tires are already fitted, new -stronger- axles are in place and very soon some little longer coil springs.
Now I need some advice how to put the fender flares properly onto the car?
What would be the best option to attach them: 1)glue , 2)kit and/or 3)screws?
And any advice how to fill up the small gaps between the fender flares and the body. Using sandpaper to shape them a little more solves a little bit, but still no tight fitting....
Thanks already for all your input!!!
Greetings out of Holland, Fred
ps. Amazing country you live in!!!
I would advice people NOT to go there......since it can be addictive :o]
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