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#566180 08/18/2009 2:56 AM
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OK, again when I got My truck it was all in pic's so I have no idea what goes between the cowl and the fender I started on doing the repairs on the fenders and grill today and took some stuff off the fenders is that welt material ? is this the stuff they sell in rolls ?


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Yes, it is called welting, you purchase it by the foot. Most vintage car parts stores carry it.

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Thanks , Frank

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.... the "vinyl" stuff does not hold up well over time.... that said take a look at the Volkswagon welting. It is tough, nice solid rolled bead and doesn't cost a fortune. I used it on the panel rear fenders to see how it looked at the advice of a friend and it really does the trick.... Not that I'm saying its the best as everyone to his own choice.. just adding info here guys.


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Thanks where would get that?

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