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#109571 05/10/2005 2:48 AM
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Hi all, I have a 1966 short bed stepside that I am repainting. I have the bed apart and mostly painted and had a reassembly question.

What should I put between the sides of the bed and the fender flares? I have some 'fender welt' from Chevy duty. The profile is a circle with a tab of rubber coming out of it? how should that be aligned witht the fender? Or do most people not even bother.

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#109572 05/10/2005 4:26 AM
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I plan on using the fender welting on my project when that time comes. If there is a question on how to install it I suggest doing a search for "Fender Welt, install". I saw some instructions awhile back that dealt with the welt.


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