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Old 11-08-2009, 10:42 PM   #1
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Bedside Installation Question

I completely disassembled my short bed to install new bedsides and wheel wells. At the moment it's down to the bed floor. Tomorrow I will clean it up and try to complete the install.

When installing the bedsides do I need to use seam sealer where the metal meets the floor? There didn't appear to be any when I removed the sides. I thought it would help keep down creaks and keep out water. The wheels wells where sealed with something that rotted away.
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