Meili
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It seals, glues and remains pliable, perfect for the dynamic environment of a vehicle.
Speaking of sealing, did more to lock down the back.
There was 1/4" wide by 3/4" deep gap that needed to be sealed. I taped the area off and injected some left over black roof? sealer I had.
Worked it in, let it skin up and peeled back the tape. Nice clean line!
To seal the cap to bed top, used aluminum angle that was backed with 1/4 bed tape.
On the passenger side ran it all the way to the spare mount to seal the top edge of the diamond plate.
Eventually all the screws will be replaced with black screws so they blend.
Last, I decided to ditch using the aluminum diamond plate inside so I used it to line by "back porch".![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
The whole area will be covered with spray on bed-liner (dark gray).
Thinking about coating the lower half of the door in gray and maybe running a black line to match the angle I just added.
Again, be nice on the drawing, done is MS paint.
Opinions?
8946
Speaking of sealing, did more to lock down the back.
There was 1/4" wide by 3/4" deep gap that needed to be sealed. I taped the area off and injected some left over black roof? sealer I had.
Worked it in, let it skin up and peeled back the tape. Nice clean line!
To seal the cap to bed top, used aluminum angle that was backed with 1/4 bed tape.
On the passenger side ran it all the way to the spare mount to seal the top edge of the diamond plate.
Eventually all the screws will be replaced with black screws so they blend.
Last, I decided to ditch using the aluminum diamond plate inside so I used it to line by "back porch".
The whole area will be covered with spray on bed-liner (dark gray).
Thinking about coating the lower half of the door in gray and maybe running a black line to match the angle I just added.
Again, be nice on the drawing, done is MS paint.
Opinions?
8946
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