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Fender Flares
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Those rivers were made for one time use only.
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you have to take a nail punch and hit the center of each rivet and that gets the rivet out. you need new ones to replace the old ones like mrbmwx5 said.
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So there's no way to take off the wheel well plugs without damaging them?
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No, there isn't. You need to use new rivets after removing the old ones.
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