From: Jim & Pat Winne (jwinne@nettally.com)
Date: Thu Jul 18 2002 - 15:46:09 PDT
Hi Glen,
It sounds to me like fender welting, a plastic strip with a bead along the
outer edge. I have seen this on non military trucks back into the late
40's. My brother's 52 chevy one ton had it and he got replacements for it
from Howard Carter Co., who specialize in antique chevy parts.
Jim (KB4IVH)
MVPA #17216
At 08:58 7/18/2002 -0400, Glen Bedel wrote:
>Hello again list,
>
>I am preparing to lay down some color soon. Prior to this I would like a
>little input to have this come out right.
>
>Two things came to mind, after the inner fenders and fenders have been
>painted, I will need to assemble said parts. While taking my M715 apart I
>documented that on the outside edge there is a strip of material,
>I believe this is to stop dirt and moisture from collecting in the void at
>the inside top of the fender.
>
>Question:
>1. What is the material?
>2. What sealant was used at the body seams? (it looked almost like putty not
>silicon)
>
>"Thank you for your support",
>
>
>Glen C. Bedel
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