Well, not me, I sold it to DDaddy! He will probably have to do something, He is in PA.Well, then I guess you will be dealing with road rocks out of the tire tread chipping the paint off leaving exposed metal.
It's pretty though.
Fender Sealing
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TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
I think we can count on him making his own decisions then.
Everything I see about him is that he knows WTF.
He sure is detail oriented. And smart. (don't tell him I called him smart)I think we can count on him making his own decisions then.
Everything I see about him is that he knows WTF.
TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
rod7515
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I still havent gone out to the shed since Monday night. Im going to put the dumdum on and see how it pulls together. Im kinda like mopar tim. I dont want to have a gap that I can see down into. If theres a gap I will go with nothing and try running a bead of non hardening caulking under the bottom to block off water from coming up. I'll update once I get the fender on for a final time.
Thanks Rod
Thanks Rod
Matchpik
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You can also have the best of both worlds. If you like the color, but want protection, you can use a product such as
SEM 39803, their clear chip guard. I've actually had customers who had me spray it to exterior surfaces of their car, such as the rocker panels or lower quarters and lower fenders.
Matthew
SEM 39803, their clear chip guard. I've actually had customers who had me spray it to exterior surfaces of their car, such as the rocker panels or lower quarters and lower fenders.
Matthew
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