Jake28296

Best way to fix rust holes for 2-3 years til I got money for fiberglass sides? I have one over the fender one where the tail pipe comes out and one under the tail light

CJM

You dont fix it temporary, you either cut it out and fix it or let it continue to rust.

Jake28296

I've seen people use stuff to kill it temporarily and patch it for a while but I just don't know what to use or how to do it

nothingbetter

put the money you would spend on repair materials into a big pickle jar that says "fiberglass box" on it. There, you're already $100 ahead. And take the time you would spend fixing it and work some overtime. That pickle jar will fill up mighty fast.

wyoming9

iTrader: (1)

Duct tape!

Replace as needed

around here that would be called a almost new bed

Jake28296

Definitely ain't got the money for a new box and I don't think my dad would let me spend 2 grand on a new one but I could save up for bedsides I guess how much y'all think it would cost to get it painted? (I'm guessin that would be the expensive part right?)

wyoming9

iTrader: (1)

What I meant was your bed is in better shape then 99% that are on the road here.

So your bed would be in almost new condition to us here in the great rust belt.

Jake28296

Yeah our stuff doesn't rust bad around here my truck was sitting under a bunch of trees and covered in wet leaves for 2 years before I bought it thats why it's like this

slacker

iTrader: (1)

your year truck has replaceable sides , we replace them successfully all the time ..

as we are very busy , we suggest to most customers the "duct tape fix" until we can supply .. works every time


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