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#563242 08/08/2009 6:26 PM
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I am wondering why my bed to frame kit came with two sill brackets when there are four brackets on the truck. Also, the wood block that came with the kit, what is the best way to make them last a looooong time. Prime and paint? Wood stain and seal? Thanks

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The kits I get from K-mar come with four brackets. As for the wood, give them several coat of polyeurathane and they will last a long long time.

Frank Cox
Cox Custom Cars & Restorations


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