chopped fender question.........need advice
for those that have chopped fenders:
the gap inside the front fenderwell that exposes the inside of the body panel....what have some of you done to fill / cover that up?? i didn't save any of the material from my chop and i don't want to fill up the body panel with mud / debris. i was thinking of shoving some type of foam in there when i am going offroad, but i'm sure there are some more creative fixes out there. thanks. |
i think some sheet metal with rivets would be enough, and if you cover it with rocker guard you won't be able to see the rivets.
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I did not notice it @ first, but when I went to the car wash and tried to spray it out, it blew all the mud inside my jeep.
I have not done anything about it, but I would guess, if you made sure it was clean and dry, fill it with expanding foam...maybe lay some fibreglas over the opening? not sure I have seen anyone address this issue before |
does anyone has a shot of this gap?
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Originally Posted by [N]UGE
(Post 1351944)
does anyone has a shot of this gap?
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...fCovers004.jpg Look at the bottom left where the zip tie is. From there to the stiffener is the closure i made. Cpray, i might have some pieces left from when i cut mine. Ill check to see if i have some and if it will fit the contour of that area. If all that works, we can figure out a way to get it to you. corey d |
Fender chop
That's the only reason I have not chopped mine yet I just dont know If I would like the open area. The inner wheel well looks and works so well
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Cpray,
If the area in my above post is what you are talking about, i have some pieces that will work to make the closure for the gap. corey d |
I used "great stuff foam" in a can. I taped up the crack and sprayed the foam in from the top. Once evrything was dry, I removed the tape and removed the excess with a knife. Then I painted it to match. Now you can hardly tell its there.
Good luck |
Originally Posted by STUPIDFACE
(Post 1352255)
Cpray,
If the area in my above post is what you are talking about, i have some pieces that will work to make the closure for the gap. corey d that is the gap i'm talking about, but i cut way more off of my liners......that piece you have there would not overlap. i may have to try and find some liners. damn. your's looks perfect. wish i had looked at that before i did the chop. :sad2: cade |
Originally Posted by 4WHLN
(Post 1352266)
I used "great stuff foam" in a can. I taped up the crack and sprayed the foam in from the top. Once evrything was dry, I removed the tape and removed the excess with a knife. Then I painted it to match. Now you can hardly tell its there.
Good luck |
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