P500 Well...made some mud flaps and fender flares

[pastorbmp]

I'm not a master craftsman, by any stretch of the imagination - but, I thought they turned out ok.

 

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[Mudwing]

Very nice design! They look factory!

 

[chrisC]

Nice job ! What kind of material did you use?

 

[swsebek]

Not to shabby
Nice work

 

[pastorbmp]

Very nice design! They look factory!

Thanks!

Nice job ! What kind of material did you use?

I used a roll of .070" plastic I bought from Jegs. Also, some "plastic rivets", a heat gun to work with the plastic, and I bought a $30 metal bender at Harbor Freight to make bends in the plastic. Worked well. I ended up having about $60 in them (Including the metal bender - $30 in material).

 

[trigger]

I'm not a master craftsman, by any stretch of the imagination - but, I thought they turned out ok.

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Nice work pastor! What is that on the floor, fruity pebbles?

 

[pastorbmp1965]

Nice work pastor! What is that on the floor, fruity pebbles?

Lol. Cat food. My cat was helping me with project.

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[luckymike]

looks real good.

 

[Chooglin]

Good job

 

[N8theGR8]

Thanks!


I used a roll of .070" plastic I bought from Jegs. Also, some "plastic rivets", a heat gun to work with the plastic, and I bought a $30 metal bender at Harbor Freight to make bends in the plastic. Worked well. I ended up having about $60 in them (Including the metal bender - $30 in material).

My dad has used plastic feed barrels for his flares. Should be free for anyone willing to go out and talk with cattle farmers, they usually have a million of them.

Nice work on the flares btw.

 

[snakeriver]

These look very nice, good job....