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I have the inners fenders finished and am ready to mount the rubber seal around the innder fenders for my '60. The original ones were stapled with a SERIOUS metal staples. Does anyone make a stapler like that anymore or do I just use some 3M rubber seal type glue?

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I just put the rubber on my '54 inner fenders. I used some glue and then some modern - not as heavy staple that came with the rubber from Chevy Duty. I just used needle nose pliers to thread the new staples into the old holes, poking it through the rubber is the hardest part. I used some dental tools I had picked up at a yard sale. Once you have poked the two staple sides through, just bend them over with larger pliers. It worked well in conjunction with the glue. Good Luck smile

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Mainer54,

Are these a Chevy Duty Product or something from a hardware store? Do you have a part number for these staples?

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I used Arrow T50 staplegun staples, put them in w/needlenose pliers. Sized just right. Brian


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Thank You! That'll save a few bucks!

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