Ram Body work
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Legend
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GREAT JOB try using a primer sealer on yur next one although remember primer is not a rust inhibiter as he said above the faster u put paint on it the better ull b.I salute u on the job done right. You dont want to fill a dent any deeper than 1/8 to 3/16 deep. also, on the doors you might want to get doors from a salvage yard filler on the door are sure to crack due to closing the doors slamming if u will. depending on just how bad the repair is. same goes on the tail gate... Have a great day .......
KEEP ON RAMMIN
KEEP ON RAMMIN
No filler over 1/16 on truck, and only one small spot on rear door right near hinge, and driver side fender. so should not be a problem.
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Legend
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Received what I believe to be the only new seat covering manufactured for 1999 Dodge Ram in tan that is in existence today!
It is a shame that this NEW piece is going to be cut into panels to fix another seat.....(That is NOT a tear in the upper right hand corner,. It is cut for seatbelt and has holes where the escutcheon fastens to the fabric around belt.)
It is a shame that this NEW piece is going to be cut into panels to fix another seat.....(That is NOT a tear in the upper right hand corner,. It is cut for seatbelt and has holes where the escutcheon fastens to the fabric around belt.)
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Legend
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E-Bay of all places. Seller is located in a small town called Early - about 50 miles from me! Wife was just there last Saturday! Small world! I am waiting on his response to my question, "got anymore matching fabric - new in box OR used in decent condition?" If so, I plan to buy it and store for future use.
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Legend
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Darn thing is brand new (or old, but never used..). It is a shame to have to cut it into pieces...but....I have to have the seat fixed. When I get the old fabric back, I plan to separate panels, get an old seat from JY, and see how hard it would be to do this repair. Who knows....may help fund my addicition....
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Legend
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...but to be successful in such a program, first you have to admit you have a problem.....OK, easy enough......Next, you have to want to change.....aahhhh.......No, but thank you!
The REALLY hard part - the MLB season is in full swing, AND NBA Playoffs. (need to run cable to the garage...satelite radio is NOT enough!)
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...but to be successful in such a program, first you have to admit you have a problem.....ok, easy enough......next, you have to want to change.....aahhhh.......no, but thank you!
The really hard part - the mlb season is in full swing, and nba playoffs. (need to run cable to the garage...satelite radio is not enough!)
The really hard part - the mlb season is in full swing, and nba playoffs. (need to run cable to the garage...satelite radio is not enough!)