dodge dude94
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My vehicle welding skills are about
What better place to start?
Bedlinner on side of truck
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What better place to start?
Magnum5.9
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So this is what I'm working with as of now... I'm thinking of sanding of majority of rust/paint, apply rust inhibitor then roll the bedlinner on. Or get a used door then have someone paint it then roll the bedlinner on.
What would you guys do?
So this is what I'm working with as of now... I'm thinking of sanding of majority of rust/paint, apply rust inhibitor then roll the bedlinner on. Or get a used door then have someone paint it then roll the bedlinner on.
What would you guys do?
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Gotta learn sometime! Lol or find someone who knows what they're doing, have them weld it and you take it back and smooth her out yourself
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Oh hell that's nothing. Sand it, rust reform it and bed line it
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