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    I've made a deep scratch on one of the coloured flares on my overland/sahara. What is the best way to fix it?

    Are the coloured flares painted? If so, can you just fill the scratch and respray it?

    Thanks in advance for your help.

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    As it probably painted, there are mobile touch-up operators you could enquire with.

    Next question: Are you planning on doing offroad driving? If so why don't you consider replacing your current flares with one of the after market type, in a style which suit your jeep. Such as ruggered ridge.

    Cheers RobS

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    Wouldnt be a Sahara without the colour matched flares. Still its not a Rubicon without a Rubicon sticker (which we lost with the replacement hood).

    Mate, the flares, I'm pretty sure, are standard Wrangler plastic/rubber - painted. I reckon polyester fill then spray would work fine.

    Wouldnt work for me. We have stopped treating the flares as sacrificial but I seem to not be able to avoid scratching the hell out of them. Or breaking them into bits. Same - same. In natural rubber/plastic, you use a bit of armorall and (pretend) they're as good as new!

    Well that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

    Dru ('n'Kerry - the Kerry bit might not quite buy my story line).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dru View Post
    Still its not a Rubicon without a Rubicon sticker (which we lost with the replacement hood).
    Dealership added my stickers free of charge after my hood replacement. Might be worth checking in to see if there is a generous soul willing to cough them up, plus stickers make it go faster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peo View Post
    Dealership added my stickers free of charge after my hood replacement. Might be worth checking in to see if there is a generous soul willing to cough them up, plus stickers make it go faster.
    LOL our jeep is about a lot of things, but FAST is not on the list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peo View Post
    Dealership added my stickers free of charge after my hood replacement. Might be worth checking in to see if there is a generous soul willing to cough them up, plus stickers make it go faster.
    Have you seen what the dealerships want for their stickers?!?! I priced the TJ Golden Eagle stickers for mine and they wanted $250 each for the round ones on the guard and $175 each for the Golden Eagle stickers on the bonnet. And that was trade price :-(
    That's almost $1000 in stickers. Needless to say, the stickers are still at the dealership lol
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