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Chevystep 01-22-2017 08:07 PM

Quick stepside fender question
 
What are you putting between the fender and the bedside? Don't want to put visible fender welt...anyone try something like butyl rubber, or something like metal roofing roll tape, stick it to the fender along the bolt holes?

The Rocknrod 01-22-2017 08:23 PM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
3M 08578 Black Strip Calk is a choice.

Chevystep 01-23-2017 11:00 AM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
Hey! That looks like a great choice, thanks! Strip caulk, who'd a thunk it....

Larry64 01-23-2017 08:41 PM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
I used rear Fender Felt (FNDRFLT) from insanehotrods. It's a role of leather type material with a bead. Seals fender to bedside & won't allow water between the two.

my56chevytruck 01-23-2017 09:11 PM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
I prefer the fender welting with the bead. Bought mine from Classic Parts and painted it myself to match the truck

http://www.classicparts.com/images/37-521.JPG

andyh1956 01-23-2017 11:52 PM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
You can go to a radiator shop & ask for the tank seal material they use on 18 wheeler radiators. It comes in a roll. It's rubber & cork material, is 1" wide & has a peel off backing over one sticky side. And oh yeah it's dirt cheap!

K10-Kansas 10-29-2023 09:00 AM

Re: Quick stepside fender question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Rocknrod (Post 7835193)
3M 08578 Black Strip Calk is a choice.

Do you have to take the fenders off to use this material? I imagine it would be easier to have the fenders of and place this in the best spot and then assemble the fenders but is it impossible to tuck this in with the fenders already on?


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