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Seam Sealing

shwagy357

Jr. Member
Joined
Feb 16, 2005
Messages
82
Loc.
Clemmons, NC
I was wondering if I should Seam Seal where the upper and lower Qtr. Panels meet the Taillight Post? I was thinking it might trap water and rust if I do?
 

2badrotties

Just a Bronco guy !
Joined
Sep 10, 2002
Messages
6,854
Loc.
Niskayuna N.Y.
Seal everything you can inside and out. Once your seamsealer has dried spray some rubberized undercoating over your areas to keep water out. The seam where lower and upper meet under he truck is probably most important followed closely by the seam where quarter panel and door post go together ( again under the truck ). The rear is pretty easy to do with a acid brush or very small paint brush taped to a paint stick. Don't forget to reach right in behing tail light. Good luck with your project ! :)
 
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