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AOSK Mach-E Mud Flap is coming soon! No Drilling Cutting is required, expecting available at late Nov or early Dec
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I was finally able to install fhe AOSK mudflaps, and I’m really happy with how they look!
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They blend in very nicely. Thanks!Heh, the car's still filthy, but here you go. ??
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I am debating filling in the texture and painting them gloss black. ?
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It does seem like a gloss black would be a better match but it might take too much of a beating.I am debating filling in the texture and painting them gloss black. ?
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Gloss black would match the other trim on the car better BUT would require more maintenance to keep clean and looking good. I don't care if the mud flaps are a little dirty but if they were gloss black, I would want to make sure they are just as clean and shiny as all the other black trim. Just one more thing to detail and I wouldn't want that. I also think they would be more noticeable and I like mud flaps to kind of disappear if you know what I mean. Just my 2 cents.
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It definitely keeps the paint of your MME away from situations like this! Picture from MME owner:Jimmy Dionne, Mud flaps from: AOSK
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Are these flexible at all? I feel like the first time I go up into the mountains, they would get damaged from a pothole or rock if they are made of stiff/hard plastic.
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this is a good far shot, wondering if I could use this pic on our product pageHeh, the car's still filthy, but here you go. ??
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Sure!
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Any way to order these and your other items outside of Amazon?
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currently no, sorry, but we might have a Shopify site in the future.
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Installed yesterday - as others have said, very easy! Including the plastic clips (not sure what they are called, but I grew up being taught they were called "dammits" because of what you say when you try to remove one) was a nice touch. I reused some of my original ones, and replaced the few shorter ones.
I was able to do it all with the wheels on, though on the rear wheels using a flat body pry bar to start the plastic clips was helpful. If you have very large hands or just prefer working in a clear open space then you might like removing the rear wheels, but it isn't necessary. Front has tons of room if you turn the wheel out of the way.
Looks great and OEM, my pictures aren't better than any others in this thread so I didn't add any more.
I was able to do it all with the wheels on, though on the rear wheels using a flat body pry bar to start the plastic clips was helpful. If you have very large hands or just prefer working in a clear open space then you might like removing the rear wheels, but it isn't necessary. Front has tons of room if you turn the wheel out of the way.
Looks great and OEM, my pictures aren't better than any others in this thread so I didn't add any more.
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