well i went out and got sum trim pieces and sum undercoating and sum tape and went to work and heres how it went down:
supplies
i used this to put in the the trim pieces to make sure the stayed where i put them
took stock fenders off masked up and cut so the fenders would be flat
for the rear i cut the lip off slotted the rest and rolled under
then i tack welded in a few places for strength
then i tapped back up to spray on the undercoating
and here it is all done with trim and undercoating
supplies
i used this to put in the the trim pieces to make sure the stayed where i put them
took stock fenders off masked up and cut so the fenders would be flat
for the rear i cut the lip off slotted the rest and rolled under
then i tack welded in a few places for strength
then i tapped back up to spray on the undercoating
and here it is all done with trim and undercoating
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looks really good. What did you do with the plastic wheel well lining? Because ive heard if you remove those you can get water in your interior?
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Originally Posted by HockeyNTrucks
looks really good. What did you do with the plastic wheel well lining? Because ive heard if you remove those you can get water in your interior?
the only plastic liners where in the rear and in thr front i guess u could get junk in the doors cuz u can see the hinges and stuff but i havent had a problem my door seals a good still lol