lsc910
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- Location
- New Jersey
Just wonder if anyone has a write up on cutting and folding the rear quarters. I have tried running a search on this but could not find anything on this. Thanks for the info.
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cutting rear quarter panels
- Thread starter lsc910
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fasteddieyj
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- Location
- Hanover, PA
rweaver138
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- Location
- Brooklyn, CT
I used the one above, this ones good too http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/cut-fold-rear-lower-quarter-panels-right-way-1007865/
rysam
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Paradise, Ca.
Its really a simple process, any of the write-ups will get ya there but looking at it will yield the same results.
make sure you have plenty of silicone, mine leaks because i ran out and am lazy. i'll bedline later(never) it when i raise the tank and put in the shackle brackets.
make sure you have plenty of silicone, mine leaks because i ran out and am lazy. i'll bedline later(never) it when i raise the tank and put in the shackle brackets.
clean4drxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- CT.
my only advice is to seal it good if you drive this in the harsh weather!
John D
NAXJA Member # 788
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- Rockford, Mi
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It takes as longer to find and read these write-ups than actually doing it. I followed a write-up on the first side being careful where they said to be careful blah, blah. On the second side I just started cutting and was done in 15 minutes.
Darky
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- 29 Palms, CA
Check the FAQs. It's the first one there.
hagermanfolley
Builder
- Location
- Emmett, ID
I used body seam sealer then let it dry for a day then rolled on hurculiner inside and out no leaks.
rokhed
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- california
I read the right ups, and while ir was easy looking, I found it easier to cut off the whole section and just weld in a new piece to seal it. But I also wanted to cut higher than shown in the right up I read.
Gaius
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Beaverton, OR
I actually welded up the wife's, then smoothed over with Bondo. Came out well.
Best pic I have:
Best pic I have:
avengerdude27
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- windber, pa
spmmothed my buddies with duraglass after welding and coated it with kbs rustseal
