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#112374 10/08/2003 9:40 PM
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Do I need to sand down the inside of the fender or can I just wire brush it? And do you prime and paint the same color as the body? Not sure if I want to go that far being I'm not media blasting the whole thing.

#112375 10/08/2003 11:50 PM
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It depends on how you want it to look. When I did my Jeep I coated the underside of it with POR-15 and then sprayed on undercoating to deaden the road noise, and it knocked it down some. Some undercoatings can be oversprayed with paint. I'm not sure if our trucks were painted body color or black under there.


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