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**General23cmp** · 05-09-2016, 09:56 PM

Thanks for the quick reply. Ouch. That ends up costing more than the fender itself, just to preserve it. Maybe I should do better research next time. I can get a new reproduction (I know repro isn't original) for way less than I'd have in this fender that still needs a lot of work. Maybe I should just sell this bad boy. My luck, I'd go to all this trouble for my body guy to tell me I need another. It has some problem spots. Hmm.

05-09-2016, 09:56 PM	#3
General23cmp Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Athens, AL Posts: 360	Re: Fender metal prep Thanks for the quick reply. Ouch. That ends up costing more than the fender itself, just to preserve it. Maybe I should do better research next time. I can get a new reproduction (I know repro isn't original) for way less than I'd have in this fender that still needs a lot of work. Maybe I should just sell this bad boy. My luck, I'd go to all this trouble for my body guy to tell me I need another. It has some problem spots. Hmm.