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#103262 04/01/2004 3:59 PM
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Does anyone sell patch panels for front fenders? the areas on the ends are rusted thru. if not how would you repair these areas? thanks.


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#103263 04/01/2004 4:19 PM
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Chazwel - what year, and which "end"? grin
most of the suppliers list any patch panels available for each series - check the links page here or just look at \'bolts sponser - other than that ya hafta fabricate the need area! frown

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#103264 04/01/2004 7:03 PM
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sorry about that. 52' chevy. both ends, both fenders.


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#103265 04/01/2004 7:40 PM
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I striped mine down and brushed on some Zero Rust. It was easy to work with and looks nice as well. Its a high gloss black primer and top coat. Just clean up with paint thinner. Don't do too much at once, or it takes a long time to cure. One coat dries to touch in about 20-30 minutes. I'm a new fan to this product for sure.

#103266 04/01/2004 9:38 PM
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Because of the compound curves I welded in small peices, but then I have a shrinker stretcher from Eastwood made the job easier. There are patches for the front of the rear fenders available but they were not big enough for my area. I am not aware of patches for front fenders. After market metal fenders now available front and rear.$$.Zeke


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