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#855091 05/30/2012 1:38 AM
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I'm looking to replace my rear wheel wells on my 64 k10 longbed. Should I expect to find the seam welded between the wheel well and the side of the bed? I haven't started to cutting off the rusted bolts joining the wheel well and the side of the bed. I'm trying to determine what might be ahead of me. Thanks John


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The fender tubs on the fleetside trucks are not welded...only bolted together and a bead of seam fill between the tub and the bed side.

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Thanks Tony....im only famiar with seam filler in woodworking but not for automotive. Is this something that i would get at my auto parts stotre? Thanks John


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Some auto parts stores will have it, but I find it at all automotive paint supply stores. 3M, amongst many others, sell a wide variety of colors, types for all types of applications.

3M Seam sealers


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There's a lot of product on that site. Any specific product recommendations for my project....wheel wells?


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We use:

Norton
Strip Caulk
Gray
#8261

It is also available in black, which we use on the wheel tubs. I don't have the product number for that item.


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