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they can match the flames those cheap bastards!!! but I am sure it will look great without.
I figured they are able to match the flames but it's probably really expensive. those fu**ers !!! what can I do, i'll sacrifice the flames any day for a chopped rear fender. lol lol
and yes (probably in my case only) god bless that clumsy bastard who dropped the tool on my fender lol lol
Hey Alain I'm having my fender cut too as you know and the guy doing mine says he can match the flames...I will post pics of the fender when I get fender back from painters... he's saying sometime at the end of next week...I gues that means sometime the following week..LOL
Hey Alain I'm having my fender cut too as you know and the guy doing mine says he can match the flames...I will post pics of the fender when I get fender back from painters... he's saying sometime at the end of next week...I gues that means sometime the following week..LOL
is he painting the flames on the fender or is he using HDs stencils ?
he actually has a guy in his shop that he hired to strictly do hand striping and things of that nature...so it will be done by hand and not stenciled on
ok, i see. thats what the stealer said.... according to them, they would have to hire a pin striper to match the flames since they can't get the stencil flames from HD.
it still makes no sense to me.
cant wait to see what your fender is going to look like once it's finished.
Alain, I think that you will be better off getting your own custom paint job . It will look much better than stock since it's a custom fender. By the way, thanks Alain for the info about Jerry, I actually tried to contact the guy and get an estimate. They want around 1G for just cutting my fender and I have to get the paint job done myself. In this case, You are lucked out, buddy.
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