welcome to East woods rd corner i'm mark today what we're going to do is show you
how to make a flare and any steel fender
it doesn't matter front or rear regardless of make model
what we're going to do is show you some of the simple tools you're going to need
and the techniques to get it done right let's get started
all right the trick to getting this done right and everything looking symmetrical
is the spacing
once you cut that fender off of there what you want to do is determine what
your offsets going to be you want a half inch one inch one and a half inch wide
flare just determined that and then these woods sheet metal kit here
what we did was cut one inch long strips by whatever with you want the flare to
be half inch three-quarter inch inch wide and what we'll do now is I'll show
you how to use these things to get your consistent spacing
all right now the trick to getting this right so that everything looks
symmetrical both sides of the car and front and rear is the spacing what we're
going to do is we're going to cut the fender right in this area here
what that will do is that will preserve the OE edge we determine we want to get
a three-quarter offset on this your first piece is cut three quarter wide
that's going to get tacked right in there then we cut two more pieces a
little bit narrow one is going to go up forward and one you see is going to go
into the rear
what this will do is this will ensure uniformity between all four sides
let's check out the video to see how this was done
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you've seen by the video how easy this is to do follow some of the tips and
techniques that we did click on the links below for the tools you'll need
you'll be flared fenders this weekend
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