How to deal with backseat rot?
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Any and all help is appreciated. I was devastated when I pulled the carpet and saw that. As I did not catch that when I inspected the truck before I bought it. I did not want another rust bucket. I take it the rockers will need to be replaced after our 'salt' winter? I love the truck and just replaced the trans, u joints, front drive shaft, brakes and calipers and drums and rotors all around. But I am almost thinking of selling it off now. I got no body work knowledge and have very little money
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I had an old timer who said he had a friend who had a major rust problem in the driver floorboard, holes everywhere.
Apparently he just used some por-15 and covered it on paper towels and kinda made a floorboard. Swore by it. I wouldn't really recommend that
I have approximately 0 body work knowledge sorry
Bit if you have already done that much work to it might as well fix the body rust because then you'll have an extremely solid rust
Apparently he just used some por-15 and covered it on paper towels and kinda made a floorboard. Swore by it. I wouldn't really recommend that
I have approximately 0 body work knowledge sorry
Bit if you have already done that much work to it might as well fix the body rust because then you'll have an extremely solid rust
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Hopefully you ment "truck" not "rust" lol Its all repaired and reassembled, Need to get the lower latches for the rear doors though as both broke when I went to remove to sand the bottoms of the doors. Pics here : https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...x-rebuild.html