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Great fix. Buy a gallon of Fluid Film and spray underneath and in all those rubber grommets. Any oil rustproofing will work wonders, it creeps and collects dust locking out moisture. I have my Grand Cherokee done every couple years, summertime is best, gives it time to creep. 133k and zero rust in Buffalo if you can believe it.
Very nice job, I think you caught that rocker panel kind of in the nick of time what would’ve got a lot worse really fast! I have only one niggle about using only primer on the inner panel. Now maybe your product is different but primers in my experience although absolutely necessary long-term causes problems on their own if they’re not covered with a final paint. I am told this is because primers actually absorb water and hold it near the metal. As long as they’re covered with a final exterior sealing paint this problem is negated.
Here all the links to products needed to do the job. Good Luck with your project!
amzn.to/3PyaEf3 Bondo Repair Kit
amzn.to/3S9mGxc Bondo Spreader
amzn.to/3J0xmdi 4.5" Corded Grinder Kit
amzn.to/3z46dlc Wet Dry Sandpaper Set Automotive
amzn.to/3veaalY 40 Grit Flap Discs 10 Pack
amzn.to/3Oywldo 10 Pack Cutoff Wheels
amzn.to/3PPxEWp Duplicolor Clear Coat
amzn.to/3Pw6sMX Duplicolor Dodge Paint
amzn.to/3S0IHyb Duplicolor Sanding Primer
amzn.to/3S0IHyb Hobart Gas Mig Welder
Great fix. Buy a gallon of Fluid Film and spray underneath and in all those rubber grommets. Any oil rustproofing will work wonders, it creeps and collects dust locking out moisture. I have my Grand Cherokee done every couple years, summertime is best, gives it time to creep. 133k and zero rust in Buffalo if you can believe it.
Kudos to you Bob for tackling this project...I'm in MA and winter/salt is the enemy..."Rust never sleeps"
2005, great job keeping it on the road so long. with our winters, that's sayin' something.
Great job. Got a small rust patch behind passenger side door on Ford Taurus on need to repair. This helps me see how to do it right.
Timely video! Working on my ancient F600 & contemplating some of the rust (or the remaining metal - depending on point of view).
Nicely done
Nice work Bob, looks pretty good. I like how you made the sheet metal bender, thought of doing the same with my metal work.
A good repair. Can't really tell it was rusted out
Very nice job, I think you caught that rocker panel kind of in the nick of time what would’ve got a lot worse really fast! I have only one niggle about using only primer on the inner panel. Now maybe your product is different but primers in my experience although absolutely necessary long-term causes problems on their own if they’re not covered with a final paint. I am told this is because primers actually absorb water and hold it near the metal. As long as they’re covered with a final exterior sealing paint this problem is negated.
Looking great , like a boss
Nice job Bob.
Good seeing you posting again Bob, hope you are enjoying Summer break
Is there anything you can’t fix? , LOL. Great job! 👍👍
Great job sir 👍 thanks for sharing..
Looks like new! If my Ram starts rusting, I'll bring it to you!
Looks good!
If I owned a welder, I'd fix my left rear rocker panel.
You fixed the rocker panel with thicker sheet metal than RAM used to make the truck.
it sure turned out nice good job
Thanks.
Very cool to see the process. Surprised us ! Looks like new! WTG ! Thanks for teaching us all . 😊
Dude great job man. Looks great!
Thanks a bunch!
Nice job looks great.
Awesome job. Thanks
Great video, nice work! Please try and keep the camera steadier on your next video!
Wow you did such a good job I look perfect thank you for the video
Great job. I especially liked the improvised metal brake. No one will know that it wasn't Dodge that created that imperfection. 😉
Nice work Bob . Did you was the panel after would..
Nice job
good job!
It looks really great, good job
Great and accurate job!
Just fyi - on your links, the one for your welder got duplicated from the primer paint.
So is there anything you can't do Bob?? 🙂
It looks great brother. 👍🏼
What brand of spray cans do you use the refill ones ?
Mine is rotted in the same spot lol