Rust...Recommendations

DeputyDipShizz · Sep 12, 2011

I have some rust bubbles showing on the drivers side bed wheel well...Just got a quote today to get it fixed...Nearly $800...Why the fukk is a 06 Ram rusting out already...fanned...What to do what to do

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0212353 · Sep 12, 2011

run the bed into a post!

I'm sorry..........that was rude.............but.........made ya laugh?

iSlacker816 · Sep 12, 2011

Dunno bout him JJ but it made me laugh ahhahaha

LB3711 · Sep 12, 2011

paint will help LOL

quietpeen · Sep 12, 2011

your truck should have the wheel well liners...does it? Not saying they prevent it, but they help.

ramhunter9 · Sep 12, 2011

Por-15 is a rust stopper , sand it down brush the por-15 on it and then seal it with hurculiner . That is what I do .

iSlacker816 · Sep 12, 2011

^^^like^^^

bigbadram1500 · Sep 12, 2011

It's these nasty winters we get and all the road salt. I am surprised my 05 isn't doing it yet. And I will cry if my 08 gets it.

HKkid · Sep 12, 2011

Por that **** and then flares. Thats what I did and I had a guy walk up to me the other day and ask when I got the rust repaired.

quietpeen · Sep 12, 2011

bigbadram1500 said:
It's these nasty winters we get and all the road salt. I am surprised my 05 isn't doing it yet. And I will cry if my 08 gets it.

yea, and certain parts of PA over salt the roads.

ramhunter9 · Sep 12, 2011

bigbadram1500 said:
It's these nasty winters we get and all the road salt. I am surprised my 05 isn't doing it yet. And I will cry if my 08 gets it.

Take the truck to Z-bart in Bloomington for a winterier treatment . They put some sort of clear protection on it that doesn't allow the salt to eat away the truck . My buddy does this every year . Swears by it

bigbadram1500 · Sep 12, 2011

I'll have to look into that.

The Assassin · Sep 13, 2011

Kurt, it could be from something as simple as road salt from the Winters. Once you get it repaired, as already mentioned I would suggest the wheel well liners. Another suggestion is to apply an under coating. This is a cheap and easy thing that can help prevent rust as well!

DeputyDipShizz · Sep 13, 2011

Well unfortunately its the opposite side from the damage lol...When I have some extra cash I plan on the well liners for the rear definitely...and I guess the easiest way might just be to throw a set of flares on...with that Id need a larger set of tires and a wider stance of course...I hate the look of tires not fitting in the full well area...Could someone chop me a set of black flares onto my ride...here's a pic for ya...

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quietpeen · Sep 13, 2011

with wheels that stick out far enough i think black flares will look good on your truck

The Assassin · Sep 13, 2011

+1! Black would look great!

DeputyDipShizz · Sep 13, 2011

Amen to that...that Ram is sick looking!!!

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Bigtman07 · Sep 13, 2011

I agree. With dave. Sand it por it then get some flares. It will look sweet with some smooth colormatched flares.

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KGBIGCOUNTRY · Sep 13, 2011

They got you covered pretty good

DeputyDipShizz · Sep 13, 2011

Anyone know what kind of backspacing that is?

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