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Fiberglass Fenders
About this Manufacturer:
Although we at Andy's Auto Sport are renowned for distributing an enormous variety of automotive products, we also have a manufacturing plant that we have been running for years. Our new product development team and production managers are composites experts who are true industry veterans. Our paintable fenders are made of fiberglass composites and utilize OEM factory mounting points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why buy aftermarket paintable fenders?
Aftermarket paintable fenders are a great way to enhance the look of your car and give it that custom race look. Several styles are available, and they should be painted to match the color of your car. Getting custom aftermarket fenders is an inexpensive way to customize the look of your car to your liking.
Do aftermarket paintable fenders come in pairs?
Paintable fenders are usually sold in sets of two, unless otherwise noted.
What are most aftermarket paintable fenders made of?
Most aftermarket pintable fenders are manufactured using fiberglass.
How do you install aftermarket paintable fenders?
Simply remove your factory fenders and replace them with your new custom fenders. You will, in almost all cases, use the factory fender hardware to install the new fenders, utilizing factory mounting points.
Aftermarket paintable fenders are a great way to enhance the look of your car and give it that custom race look. Several styles are available, and they should be painted to match the color of your car. Getting custom aftermarket fenders is an inexpensive way to customize the look of your car to your liking.
Do aftermarket paintable fenders come in pairs?
Paintable fenders are usually sold in sets of two, unless otherwise noted.
What are most aftermarket paintable fenders made of?
Most aftermarket pintable fenders are manufactured using fiberglass.
How do you install aftermarket paintable fenders?
Simply remove your factory fenders and replace them with your new custom fenders. You will, in almost all cases, use the factory fender hardware to install the new fenders, utilizing factory mounting points.
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