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#117157 07/29/2005 5:44 AM
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Has anyone powder coated their front inner fenders? I found a place that will match my paint and I am thinking about doing my inner fenders.

Does anyone have any experience with this..good? bad?

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I would under coat. powder is great for scratches and niks in paint but under coat will keep you from having dents come from underneith


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1949 Gmc 2 ton flatbed Dump
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I use powder to slow down the rust, then undercoat.


Mike Barnes
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