fiberglass flairs
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777mechanic
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fiberglass flairs
i need some ideas for my hardware on my fender flairs can't stand the cheap ass look of rivets , want some bling , got ideas or pics send
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Re: fiberglass flairs
Ace Hardware in Highlands Ranch has a great selection of stainless steel and chrome hardware to choose from.
Which reminds me.................we are anxiously awaiting "the great reveal" on your project..............c'mon, the suspense is killing us.
Which reminds me.................we are anxiously awaiting "the great reveal" on your project..............c'mon, the suspense is killing us.
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Re: fiberglass flairs
Way excited to see your Bronco!
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777mechanic
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Re: fiberglass flairs
i told brain end of the month i'm picking it up , so we'll see . been collecting parts to get it on the road . other than tires i'll be pretty close to getting it done .
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Re: fiberglass flairs
From the other thread about flares on here, someone mentioned nutzerts.. I followed that and did some searching and came up with this old post on another EB site that I never knew existed. lol..
http://www.broncofix.com/viewtopic.php?t=261593
They used Nutzerts on the bedrails for the hardtop as well which would be a neat thing to me. I'd install some hex head screws in the bed after the top was off, leaving a cleaner look. They would also work on the flairs. It would be more of a PIA to install but I think using those with appropriate screw hardware would look cool and clean.
Brett
http://www.broncofix.com/viewtopic.php?t=261593
They used Nutzerts on the bedrails for the hardtop as well which would be a neat thing to me. I'd install some hex head screws in the bed after the top was off, leaving a cleaner look. They would also work on the flairs. It would be more of a PIA to install but I think using those with appropriate screw hardware would look cool and clean.
Brett
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Re: fiberglass flairs
I did stainless hex heads, can be pricey, but I got mine from the Hut
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Re: fiberglass flairs
I actually used small bolts like these 
its a lot cleaner than rivets and simple to install as well

its a lot cleaner than rivets and simple to install as well
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Re: fiberglass flairs
Whoa....Slow down....Which is the the bolt and which is the nut....
Definition of cool.
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