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You can see in that photo that I have the fender sitting on a stand. It is sitting in a manor that allows me to spray the inside lip that mounts against the inner fender liner as well as the under side of the lip. Mounting the fender to a piece of plywood would not allow you to paint all the way around it....

There is certainly a 100% correct way that takes a lot of time and some money. Then there is the way that will look decent and get you back on the road sooner than later. The surest way to slow down or even halt any restoration or just general maintenance... "While I was there"

Its an old truck. Make it run and drive again, then fix little things on it until you want or need to pull it apart for a nice paint job.

Last edited by RDomeck; 03/09/2015 1:16 PM.

Randy Domeck
Indianapolis Fabrications
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Indianapolis, In. 46254
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