My guess would be whenever he figures out what to do with that top part, whether he can fill it in or if he just goes back with the cap :crazy:
hell of a transformation cub.
excuse me if i missed it, but where did you get that center console?
I know the difference in height between the HD and 1500 rear bumper plastics, but why are you getting them lol. I know some guys get them so they don't have to relocate the bumper after they put on a 1.25" or 1.5" body lift but you obviously aren't lifting it.
Only did like 10 tacks and it started to warp....so then i put Plio-Grip in all the cracks....hold, what do you have on that filler plate? panel bond? please tell me you welded it in?
See ive heard mixed reviews...why do body shops use this stuff if its gonna crack? Smitty said he used Fusor and PlioGrip is supp to be better than Fusorid grind that back out if i was you. you need to weld the whole filler plate up. if you dont it will end up cracking back through. youll see the whole outline of the whole filler plate. seen it happen a many of times. ive never shaved anything. i believe you can get a wet rag, tack a spot and cool it off . then go to the opposite side and tack it and cool off. basically like how you would tighten a wheel. is it gonna take a while? yea but this will be the best way to keep it from cracking back through. i wont do it right off the bat it may take a yr or so but it will eventually crack back throug. i promise you that.
No welds on mine. Lord fusor is a wonderful thing for shaving thin sheetmetal parts. The bond is so strong you will rip the sheetmetal before the Fusor breaks. No heat to warp panels and cures in 30 minutes. My tailgate was shaved, bodyworked, primed, painted, buffed in two days. I allowed the fusor and filler to breathe for a couple heat cool cycles in the sun and shade for first day. After using this on all kinds of projects I stopped welding on all shave jobs. The only time I weld is for older vehicles with possible rust. Not sure how rust and the fusor will react so just stick with old school.