Jeep plastic fenders

[oldschool]

What’s the best product to use on unpainted plastic fenders? I’ve used a couple different products, none of which lasted more than a few washes. It’s a black Jeep with black plastic and it all gets that typical chalky look.

I know painting them or replacing them with aftermarket is the better way to go ultimately.

 

[2Driver]

I use that 303 stuff. I took my white painted ones off and stored them and bought a pair of stock black takeoffs for $100.

 

[MK1MOD0]

SC1. their tag line is. “ new bike in a can “. Best product for plastics I’ve ever used. Any bike shop will have it.

 

[oldschool]

Lol. I have 2 cans in the garage, “F” me I didn’t even think about SC1.

 

[DEEZNUTS]

The OEM plastics are better than any aftermarket material I have ever come across.

Cerakote has a clear trim material that works extremely well on these and lasts a long time.

 

[boatdoc55]

Some may cringe but I just paint my 2004 LJ fenders with the good Krylon Fusion All in One Satin stuff. Takes me a whole 1/2 hour to go around the Jeep with spray can and a piece of thin cardboard to keep from hitting the body paint. My jeep is in no way a show piece so what the heck.

 

[Finally made it]

I use that 303 stuff. I took my white painted ones off and stored them and bought a pair of stock black takeoffs for $100.

X2 for 303