Rear fender welt
1956 chevy truck
Anybody use the fender welt from Classic Parts and what glue? Thanks Or something Better ????????? |
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I used contact cement on both the welt one side and the fender.
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Got it idbeast I would think the bead would hide any imperfections in the body panels joints. Thanks guy's |
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not sure where mine came from.
i used quarter inch wide double stick foam tape to stick it on the fender welt was not oem on tf trucks, but there were gaps between bolts during mockup i like the looks of it, no slip or movement in 10 years i've had it on the road |
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cool truck
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BUT, I think I like the idea of taking it out all together and using your approach. Is this 3M stuff a Lowe's/Home Depot item or an automotive paint shop item? |
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3 M strip calk is a part house item . It is a package of foot long strings of very pliable calking material. I used to use it to hold alignment shims in place until I tightened the A frame bolts when I was doing front end work. https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-...3194020&rt=rud
Boy howdy that really has gone up in price in the past few years. https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b.../08578/4462127 8 bucks less from Amazon if you have prime https://www.amazon.com/3M-08578-Blac.../dp/B000PEZ1L4 I used some double back tape to seal my windows on my boat that might work but it sticks pretty hard. |
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3m strip caulk is non-hardening, we used it for plugging firewall holes in buses
3m double sided foam tape fit above the fender bolt holes allowed me to attach welt to fender as i cut out for bolts |
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Guys....I'm interested in the 3M™ Strip-Calk. I'd like to fill the fender gaps on my 49 pickup. Can this product be applied without removing the fenders and will it clean up without any damage to my paint?
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strip caulk is not for that use
you'd be better off using latex window caulk |
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I personally hate the way welt looks, so I would rather not use anything over using that stuff. Everyone has there opinions tho. Marc |
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DOH, I somehow missed that. Concentrating on the Suburban only now? I won't ask what you sold it for - it would never be enough but can I ask where you listed it for sale? eBay, Craigslist, here, other? Just wondering in case I ever decide to sell mine. |
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It has occurred to me to sell mine. I haven't finished the upholstery yet but I can get that done soon. I think wanting one done, going through the process is so rewarding, getting it running and looking great is all the fun. Afterward owning and driving it is fun too but not AS fun, at least for me so far. How goes the Burb? |
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