Painted splash guard
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Painted splash guard
I asked awhile ago if anyone had or has seen a painted splash guard, and got no real input.
So another thread got me thinking again.
Would painting the splash guard come out looking like a$$? Would it match pretty close, and do you think it would keep or just chip pretty easily? Prime first then paint then clear?
I know it would be barely visible, but the extended fender look would be nice I think
something like this
So another thread got me thinking again.
Would painting the splash guard come out looking like a$$? Would it match pretty close, and do you think it would keep or just chip pretty easily? Prime first then paint then clear?
I know it would be barely visible, but the extended fender look would be nice I think
something like this
Last edited by kozy22; 01-07-2012 at 08:20 PM.
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Not a painter, but they do have a lot of good plastic paint products these days. You could DIY it like prost did or any paint shop should be able to color match it for you. Not sure but I thought I seen a site you could order HD colors in a rattle can, if so you could knock that out easily enough. Nothing to lose but a little time and minimal $$.
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I think the plastic guard painted any color that stands out, would look like painted plastic or a$$,which ever you prefer. If you want it to look like an extended fender, you need to replace the splash guard with a piece of a fender...like heartland does with their swingarms...pretty simple project and cheap if you start with a damaged fender to get your section from
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