RocketFoot
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- Southwestern PA
- Ram Year
- 2013
- Engine
- Hemi 5.7
I am thinking about adding some stainless fender flares to my 2013 Bighorn to help hide some rust that is forming above the rear wheel wells. I would attempt to fix it first with rust restorer and color match paint, but my truck is Western Brown Pearl and will be tough as hell to match! So I thought some nice stainless steel fender flares would help hide the scars! Question is, will the flares bring about more rust by holding moisture between the flare and the fender lip or is there something I can do to prevent this from happening again? I can't afford to do it right and replace the bed sides...body shop quoted $5700 for the job!
Here is a recent photo of my Bighorn...I think it can pull of some nice stainless flares without looking like a chrome nightmare! Don't get me wrong...I like chrome but I would not add chrome ventshades and fake vents or chrome B-Pilar dressings. The flares would be about as much as I could handle!
Photos of the rust are in post #3
Here is a recent photo of my Bighorn...I think it can pull of some nice stainless flares without looking like a chrome nightmare! Don't get me wrong...I like chrome but I would not add chrome ventshades and fake vents or chrome B-Pilar dressings. The flares would be about as much as I could handle!
Photos of the rust are in post #3
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