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Old 04-13-2010, 09:59 AM
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Further to my earlier post which included the pics, you will notice from one of the pics, the front mudflaps were not installed.
Thanks for the pics. Car looks great! I like alpine white as well but wife does not so we went with carbon black.

So any car paint/body shop would be able to do it? Won't the paint fade/flake off eventually? Do you find it's wearing well - in particular, the part inside the wheel wells?
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Thanks for the pics. Car looks great! I like alpine white as well but wife does not so we went with carbon black.

(1) So any car paint/body shop would be able to do it? (2) Won't the paint fade/flake off eventually? (3) Do you find it's wearing well - in particular, the part inside the wheel wells?
(1) Yes, I would imagine so

(2) Yes, but it really depends on you use your car. I had another car (quite a few years ago) that had a similar mudflaps and they only started to flake off at the bottom because they scraped steep driveways and big speed bumps. And it took quite a few years before it started flaking off. So I am not too concerned here because the only off road I will be doing is on my lawn.

(3) inside is not painted, if that is what you meant?
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Old 04-14-2010, 09:35 AM
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(1) Yes, I would imagine so

(2) Yes, but it really depends on you use your car. I had another car (quite a few years ago) that had a similar mudflaps and they only started to flake off at the bottom because they scraped steep driveways and big speed bumps. And it took quite a few years before it started flaking off. So I am not too concerned here because the only off road I will be doing is on my lawn.

(3) inside is not painted, if that is what you meant?
Yes I meant the inside - so it's not painted... that makes sense. Thanks for the info!
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