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Once I determined who I was going to use to paint the fenders it was pretty painless. For me I already knew who that would be. Like many BR owners I have all the compulsive disorders in the alphabet, so I had arranged to have the shop come to my house and remove the fenders (he wanted the truck for the full week, Mon-Fri) as I didn't want the truck sitting in a nasty ass body shop all week. With just the fender liners (kinda flimsy) exposed I wasn't comfortable driving the truck, so I had it put on a roll back and taken back to the shop when the fenders were painted and were ready to be installed. I absolutely loved the finished product! Two things that need to be pointed out...1) Count on every plastic clip breaking when the fenders are removed, I would definitely pre-order the clips, you may salvage a couple but most will have to be replaced. 2) An experienced painter will know the importance of the "prep" work on the fenders prior to painting. Painter said it took over an hour to sand and prep each fender so that it matched the quarter panel. Charge me 2K.thanks for posting that! I've been thinking of doing the same. Would you mind posting up some other pics (from other angles) and any comments on what was involved / any 'gotchas'?