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Need help photoshoping black fender flares on my rig. I am torn over which ones to buy either black or just get matched color. I am leaning towards the black because everyone has colormatched on a white rig. Any help would be much apprec. Thanks

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Well, ya didn't say what kind of flares you're wanting.

Here is your truck with a flare/running board combo. They're kind more gray looking 'cause black look more like a shadow.

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If ya want some other kind of flares, leave a link or something of what you are interested in seeing.

HyperBuzzin Enthusiast

HyperBuzzin

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OK then, how's this .....

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And as I've said before, I don't claim to be the sharpest pencil in the desk at this stuff, but I try.

 

P.S. I think the black looks good on a white truck :D

HyperBuzzin Enthusiast

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Thanks Travis.

I just used the pics from the link. They were at a little bit different angle, but they didn't turn out too bad.

 

With the black bedrails, hood deflector and tinted windows, they go with the truck pretty good.

 

Good luck on whatever ya choose to do.

vctbmcam Enthusiast

vctbmcam

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I am going with the black. They match the cover, windows, handles, etc. and they are a bit different than you normally see. thanks have a good one.

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so you like the black on white do ya? check out my 20s

 

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anyone want to shave my door handles and gas tank door. and get some clear corners on there?

vctbmcam Enthusiast

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I think the black wheels look great on your rig. I am thinking about use the blck dupli-color whell paint on my stock wheels and if it looks like s*$%, I will get some new wheels.

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