what do u cut your fenders with??

[HurleyBraaap]

im sure this has ben told before on here but i didnt look that hard..but what do you cut your fenders with i used a hack saw on one of my older plastics on my old suzuki 230 quad runner and it hacked it up pretty good but i got it done..which is for sale with stock uncut fenders but i was just wondering what you guys cut your fenders with because my hack saw didnt work too well...thnx

[mat1977]

Dremel with a cut off blade ,sand paper, and a lighter . It comes out clean.

[atvrulz]

I used a chain saw on mine and they look pretty sweet.

[Carter]

Jigsaw with a good blade, and go slow.

OR

Read this thread!

http://www.exriders.com/vbb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=221923

[dragex400]

I used a dremel tool with the cutoff wheel as mentioned above and then sanded the edges with 150 grit sandpaper and then 240 grit sandpaper. I read on here to use a lighter but I didn't have one in the garage with me and I was too lazy to go and get one, so I used a propane torch. You have to hold the torch far away because it will melt it too much. Practice on a piece of scrap plastic before you do the real thing. You can actually see the cut edge get glossy when heated. As soon as it gets glossy your good. It looks just as good as factory edges. Also, another good tip is to lay out your cut lines with electrical tape. The dremel cut off wheel will follow the edge of your tape and you will get a perfect cut, that is if your tape is perfect. Good luck and take your time. Layout, layout, layout then cut. Also, use safety glasses, I got some plastic in my eye-very painful.

[REPOMAN]

dremel with a cut of blade. i also recommend a air powered die grinder with a 3" cut off wheel. its a bit quiker than the dremel :cool:

[HurleyBraaap]

i know how to do it but i was wonderingwhat to use bc that hack saw sux..haha thnx

[NacsMXer]

Originally posted by atvrulz
I used a chain saw on mine and they look pretty sweet.

Haha what? You're nuts man j/k. :blah: I used a jigsaw on my fronts and used a 16,000 rpm Rotozip on my rears. Little sandpaper on the edges and followed it up with a propane torch. Good enough for me :D

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid152/pb19fb4c8fab0717bcaac875ca7e6d5d5/f5af1b06.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid207/pc9995c61af571771782da7ffde87e2bc/ee9eea6d.jpg