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Rokcrln · 01-27-2007, 02:41 AM

Also while I had the panels off I cleaned out the doors, vacumed and used compressed air to get out all loose build up. I also used a small flat screwdriver to get down in the door seam before the vac came out. After it was all clean I bug bomed the door bottoms with Rust Tough spray can paint to help prevent and rust from comming to visit. These doors were in real nice shape except for the panel mounting nut but that is all fixed and the new screws from ECE for $6.00 (part #05-6720015) for both doors are holding everything together. $3.95 for the can of paint.

Kevin
LFD Inc

Build total $892.64
And 35hrs

01-27-2007, 02:41 AM	#143
Rokcrln Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Winters Ca. 95694 Posts: 4,843	Re: LFD's low buck truck build! Also while I had the panels off I cleaned out the doors, vacumed and used compressed air to get out all loose build up. I also used a small flat screwdriver to get down in the door seam before the vac came out. After it was all clean I bug bomed the door bottoms with Rust Tough spray can paint to help prevent and rust from comming to visit. These doors were in real nice shape except for the panel mounting nut but that is all fixed and the new screws from ECE for $6.00 (part #05-6720015) for both doors are holding everything together. $3.95 for the can of paint. Kevin LFD Inc Build total $892.64 And 35hrs Attached Images