To make a long story short I got a used pair of tube fenders.:)

Then I rattle can painted them and now they look like crap.:(

Does anyone know of a good cheap shop in the so cal-orange county area?:eek:

(My jeep is black and I don't need them to be great just look close)

Thanks Guys
Sean

If you mean that you want them to try and be a close match to your hood and body try researching Duplicolor for the original color in a rattle can. They do a good job at matching but of course if the original is faded or weathered you will be hard pressed to anyone to match it up. If that is the case and this is for off road use then rattle can the whole Jeep. If you bump or scratch which you will using it off road you can spray the scratch/dent easy enough.
Search this site for how to rattle can your whole Jeep. Gui wrote it and is and excellent write up and easy to do.

Try this link
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=249432

It all in the prep work. I painted my tube fenders a slightly darker shade of gray to avoid color matching. Make sure the surface is clean, I used denatured alcohal, then I used self ecthing primer and duplicolor paint from Kragen's. Make sure the metal isn't to cold Then wet sand with 2000 grit and wax and polish. Mine came out looking nice. Don't use really cheap paint. I wouldn't have them painted I would have them powdercoated for durability, but more costly I got quotes for about $175 a fender

Thanks for the suggestions. Im going to look into powdercoating, dupicolor and Earl Scheib

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m24/sahara0207/CIMG0024.jpg

learned to paint while i did mine my self in the garage :) usin my buddys equip