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Old 05-19-2015, 10:53 PM   #1
zach_carver
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Swb/fleet wood bed

Ok guys I'm getting ready to rebuild my wood bed floor. Have wood 3/4" thick and all that. Good oak wood, new strips to be painted. Any guys have any tips or tricks for this process. Should bed be on truck or off? I'm new to this never done one myself. Any insight from you masterminds that have done hundreds. Trucks a pretty regular driver and wanna be sure all is stained and sealed very well because I know it's gonna see rain. Thanks for any helpful insight. I know I know will post pics!
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