Kilmat running low. I have 3 sheets left, but I will try to utilize those for the doors. My pa-in-law has some insulation tape that seems pretty good. He used it on his ‘47 Stylemaster, so I think I’ll use it on any remaining gaps on the cab floor, firewall, and door skin area. The cab already sounds deader when I move around inside it. I lightly scuffed and used 3m undercoating for the front inners and hung one the other night. I can’t locate the 2nd inner fender large washer bolt combo, so the LH side is off for now. It’s around somewhere.
Tonight I went to the paint shop and picked up the doors and rear box tubs. The install went quite well. The dimples I put on the hinges and doors worked beautifully. This was a fun step tonight boy, oh boy.
Hours: 663
Last edited by Fox; 07/11/20233:02 PM.
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