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#410357 05/06/2008 6:42 PM
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i am doing the body work on my 46 2 ton the hump area on the back of the cab has rust thru the holes average the size of peas the
remaining metal seems quite sound and i had the truck sand blasted.
do you guys think that fiberglass strand body filler worked in
from inside the cab then regular filler on the outside would hold up . philip

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I wouldn't use the body filler unless I had no other options. I would prefer to weld patches instead.


~Jim

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