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Well, i worked on it this weekend and here is the end result. Is not a permanent fix, i got to save some money to take it to the body shop and get it fix professionally.
glad to see you got it on. Why isn't it a permanent fix? What else do you need to have done? Light swap should be a simple plug and go. Looks good in the photo you posted.
glad to see you got it on. Why isn't it a permanent fix? What else do you need to have done? Light swap should be a simple plug and go. Looks good in the photo you posted.
I had some minor body damage under the tail light. I have never done any kind of body work (just fiberglass back in the day) and it still needs some professsional body work on it. But for now i can live with it better than before.
Nice job on the tail light. Can't really see the body damage in the pics, but I guess you can't live with it. Truck looks good, really like the wheels.
so what did you do to the body, sand it prime it and then some paint or did you just paint it over for now? Cya Slick
I had to hammer out the dent from the inside then used some putty like bondo then sand it , primed it , painted it and then the clear coat. I was surprised with the results for been the first time for me doing that...
I had to hammer out the dent from the inside then used some putty like bondo then sand it , primed it , painted it and then the clear coat. I was surprised with the results for been the first time for me doing that...
awesome, looks great, did you have any problem with seeing the difference between the two paints at all? I guess is feathering is what I am referring to, I have a couple places on my front and back bumper that I need to address.. Cya Slick