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These Jeep Wrangler Bushwacker Pocket Style Fender Flares are for those of you that have

a '97 to '06 TJ and are looking to swap out the fender flares to get something that's

a little bit wider to provide more tire coverage and also a pocket style, rivet style flare

that's going to provide a different look to your Jeep as well.

This is a very simple one out of three wrench install.

Probably going to take you around two hours, maybe a little bit more depending on rust.

Now, Bushwacker makes a very high quality product.

They've been making fender flares for Jeeps for a long time and they've got it down to

a science.

They fit well, they look well, they hold up really well, but these are going to be more

expensive than some of the other versions on the market.

So if you're just looking for a pocket rivet style flare, you're a little bit more budget-minded

and you're okay getting something that might not hold up quite as well, there are other

options out there.

But if you are looking for the best of the best and you have the budget for it, I would

definitely recommend taking a look at this kit.

The biggest difference between these and a factory style set of flares is of course the

fact that this is a pocket rivet style flare.

The rivets that you see on this flare are functional.

They do actually hold the fender flare onto the side of the Jeep where again, the factory

style flares have hidden hardware, this is going to be right on the surface and visible.

This does come with the set of all six flares, including the mini flares that goes behind

the front tire on your TJ, and these are going to be made out of Bushwacker's Dura-Flex TPO-2000

material which is what they make all of their flares out of.

Again, UV protected, not going to fade in the sun, gonna hold up really, really well

over time on your Jeep.

These also do come with a weatherstripping piece that goes on the back side of the flare

between the painted edge of your Jeep and the plastic to help keep any chafing from

occurring, and it also gives this a really nice and finished-off look.

These flares are also going to be six inches wide, which is going to provide more coverage

than those factory flares will.

So if you have a little bit less back space and you have a wider wheel tire package, if

you're in an area that you need tire coverage to remain legal, these are going to do it

for you.

This is a very simple one out of three wrench install.

Probably going to take you around two hours, maybe a little bit more depending on rust.

Now your factory flares are held on to your Jeep using Nutserts for the most part.

There's some areas that you can get to the back of that Nutsert, other areas that you

cannot.

And if those Nutserts are rusted to your hardware because, of course, even the newest TJ is

getting a little bit older, you can have some trouble getting those bolts out.

So make sure you spray all that hardware with a good penetrating oil well before you get

started.

Fighting with the rust on that factory hardware is going to be the most difficult part about

this install.

Go ahead, remove all the bolts, get your factory flares out of the way.

On those front flares, go ahead and unbolt your turn signal housing.

You can go ahead and attach that into your new fender flare, getting it ready for the

installation.

Go ahead and put the weatherstripping on the new flares and then set them up to the Jeep

and start bolting them on.

You're going to use your rivet.

There's also a small spacer.

Don't worry, these come with all the hardware that you're going to need.

And just start at one end, working your way to the other, getting these bolted in place.

Bushwacker also includes a small tool to ensure that the weatherstripping doesn't get rolled

in on you, that it's sitting exactly how you want it before you final torque all of your

hardware down.

The rear is the same process, although you won't have the turn signal to take care of.

And as I said before, this also comes with a mini flare behind the front tire.

The whole process can be done with just some sockets and some wrenches.

Very simple process that you can do in your driveway.

These flares run around $500, which is going to be more expensive than a lot of the others

on the market.

Now this does include all six pieces versus some of the other ones that are just four,

but even so these are going to be more expensive.

Now with this from Bushwacker, you're gonna get a very high quality material, you're gonna

get something that fits very well and something that's not going to fade or crack in UV rays

when these are out in the elements, so I do think it's worth the additional money that

you are paying for these.

With some of the less expensive flares out there, you're also going to be getting a little

bit less quality and they might not hold up quite as well.

So if you're looking for a pocket rivet style flare that's also going to provide more tire

coverage, I definitely recommend taking a look at these Bushwacker flares for your '97

to '06 TJ, that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Ready for Christmas Bundle by Stampin' Up! - Duration: 6:53.

Hello, everybody! I hope you're having fun in the stamping world. I know I am because I

get to talk to you today about the Ready for Christmas Bundle. I absolutely love

the stamp set and the Thinlits that go with this bundle. I think they're so fun

and they're really versatile. There are a lot of things that you can create with

them, so I just wanted to spend some time and talk to you about both of those and

show you some examples and some projects that I made with them. So starting with

the stamp set, I think it's just delightful. There are all sorts of pieces

in this stamp set, and I just want to point them out to you. First of all, I

love the Christmas greetings. You've got an inside and outside greeting. So this

is your outside greeting, and there's an inside greeting right here. I love this

little dachshund. I think he is so cute! He's got a Christmas sweater on--very

festive! You've got your plate of cookies for Santa

Claus or Père Noël or whoever it is that comes to your house and brings gifts.

This banister--I'm going to show you some really amazing things that you can

do with the banister and the little sprig of garland it goes up and down it.

Of course, I absolutely adore the Christmas tree,

but I'm a Christmas tree kind of fanatic, and love them! A little coffee table here

or side table and some different shaped things that you stamp with gifts and

different things like that. And I'm going to show you some of the

fun things that we did with those. Now the the thin lip that goes with this, as

you can see, has a lot of the same kinds of images: You've got your Christmas tree

here, there's your little occasional table, there's the dachshund, and we've got...

these are things that aren't in images in the stamp set but are

certainly going to accompany those--the sprigs of garland and the spruce

branches--and we've also got three little guys here that could go on it. This can be

your garland and, of course, you've got some baubles for your Christmas tree and

those Christmas presents or different items that go with that. Now I love the

banister, and I wanted to point out that you have the negative images from the

banister too. And I know that you're going to find some

creative things to do with those. It looks like you could use that for a

candle or something like that if you want to. I just think there's a variety,

but I did want to show you a couple of things. So just really really quickly

I just want to show you how simple this is. You can stamp this or just cut it out

with an accompanying color and you'll be able to lay it right over top of your

banister just like you would if you were decorating your home, and if you wanted

to you could actually also weave that in and out--you can kind of see there that

you can just go in and out so you can get some of that realistic 3D kind of

look from it. You can also cut out the bottom part of the banister, if you want

to, so that it the the stairs are a different color then the banister parts

are. And what I was talking about are these little sprigs here. Let me see if I can

pull that up without tearing it. You can cut them out and stamp your tree

and then you can also make them 3D by putting the sprigs on there. Maybe you

want your dachshund to be bringing a little sprig of a bow to something, okay?

So I think that that would be really fun. Let me show you some samples, and yeah I

think that's what we're going to do--so pardon me while these go away they go

away. All right, this one really shows off the stamp set. I think it does have some

of the Thinlit pieces cut out, but what I love the watercoloring that

you can do with it. And see how those shapes turned into some wall art? I think

it's just a darling set--really, really cute. We've got our dachshund here

sniffing the the treats for Santa and just a really good way--now you can

see how we've just popped out that garland and placed it on there . Now

same kind of scene, but this time we're really showing off the the Thinlits die.

Now you can see some similarities in those but take a look at this one; I want

it to have its day in the sun too. And we actually cut the stairs separate from

the banister to really pop those out; these are actually layered on. Let me

bring this paper back in. What we did was layer on these elements onto the

banister to create the garden going down; then you can see we've got the bows in

the Glimmer Paper and this in the background. We stamped that beautiful

tree, and then we also put some glitter on it so they would kind of catch that

and just kind of be a real festive look. So I love that. Now I wanted to show you

a little bit more about the Thinlit. We'll start with this one. So this is one

of our pizza boxes and, again, you can see we just layered some of those sprigs in

there. This is one of the greetings from the stamp set and we mixed

and matched it with some of the other components. We did some background

stamping on the pizza box with the frames--the framed art from that set--and

then this little gift bag right here. So what we did on this one was actually

stamped the tree and then we just layered it--we layered and layered those

different pieces along there. Let me just grab this and show you. So the

three-dimensional themes were just these different things that we cut out and we

just layered them back and forth all the way along there. Have so much fun with

this bundle! One of the things I love is to see is the different things that you

come up with. This is pretty much a Christmas bundle, but when I looked at it

I thought, "Oh, there might be at least one thing that I could do that would use

this Thinlit in a different way." So I just took my Christmas tree, and we'll

just take one of these and I decided that maybe when I looked at it I could

turn it into a little carrot with the leafy top of the carrot on there--do you

see it? Maybe not as much as I do. Well, whatever--you're going to have a

great time with this bundle! I know you are. And I can't wait to see what you do

with it. Make sure that you share with us. In order for you to get this bundle,

it's simple: you go to stampinup.com or you contact your local demonstrator and

you will be able to make these delightful things.

Thank you so much!

For more infomation >> Ready for Christmas Bundle by Stampin' Up! - Duration: 6:53.

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