Soft on one side, impenetrable on the other side fender covers?
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The Netcore fender covers are nice, and offer what I'm asking for, but are ridiculously expensive. It seems other than those all I can find are fender covers that are either all soft (meaning brake fluid can soak through) or all vinyl (meaning your paint can get scratched). Anybody know of a brand that is soft on one side, impervious on the other, and doesn't fall off, without costing over $100 for a cover?
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