Rear fender protectors???

[R6realtor]

Originally Posted by garnerbiker

I would get the 3M protective adhesive plastic that they use on clear car bras. If the grip tape is similar to what they use on skateboards, it is used for grip and not hight speed rocks. The 3M stuff is thicker and has a little give to it. It has held up nicely on track cars. The auto places charge a lot to do a full front end bra, but I bet you could get the stuff and do the fenders without a problem.

This is what I had done here in ft.myers there is a place called ultra sheild and they use the 3M product, it actually has a clear coat to it so it's very hard to tell it's there. I asked the guy how it holds up if rocks were to hit my fenders because my tires stick out so wide? and he then picked up a hand full of rocks out of the planter in front of the building and threw them at his toyota 4 runner that has the 3M material all over the the grill and bumper, it didn't leave one mark I was impressed, so I had my rear fenders, bottom of my doors and a quarter of my front fenders done, $300 bucks I think it's worth it!

[K9sH3]

Do you have a pic of that? and is there any dis-coloration?

I'd like to see a pic of the diamond plate! It would serve two purposes.
1) Protect the Fiberglass rear fender flare. No worry about repainting or re-taping.
2) Look great.

[K9sH3]

http://www.diamondplatesurplus.com/ds/

[H3.007]

Nice diamond plate site but I wonder if they have it in black? Otherwise, diamond plate is easy to get a hold of....

I'd like to see photos of that 3M product applied as well.

I had the black, slightly rough, chip coat spray applied to my Explorer. It held quite nicel and was great fro the lower doors, rockers, etc. But I am not sure I'd want to spray that onto the front of the fender.....

Oh - and I already have the 33s.

[R6realtor]

Originally Posted by K9sH3

Do you have a pic of that? and is there any dis-coloration?

No pics, it's clear and very hard to see even close up in person, it's applied like window tint so you have to let it sit in the sun for a couple of days then sometimes there are air bubbles but they take care of them in about a week, if the sun eventually doesn't, kind of nice it's like adding an extra layer of clear coat on the truck!

[H3 Alaska]

Originally Posted by R6realtor

and they use the 3M product, it actually has a clear coat to it so it's very hard to tell it's there.

I've got this same stuff on the wife's white one. It has the OEM mud flaps, but on my black one it's not needed with the Husky mud flaps which are wider. Both of the H3's have adventure package and stock tires.