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Location: naperville Il
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Steel bed floor assembly question
I have a 72 fleetside bed with steel floor I would like to take the bed apart and paint bed floor, inside bed sides, front panel and tubs before I put it back together, problem is the welds at the bed sides and floor in the rear. Anyone paint this way and fasten sides to bed without welding ?
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The Older Generation
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Location: Montezuma, Iowa
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Re: Steel bed floor assembly question
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I am in the process of putting my short bed together and I painted around the edges of all the individual pieces and bolted it together. I will weld the rear corners, clean the welds up and prime them and finish painting the bed. I think there is quite a bit of stress in those two areas so I would recommend welding them. LockDoc
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Latrobe, Pa. 15650
Posts: 364
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Re: Steel bed floor assembly question
I painted my bed inside and out in several pieces and bolted every thing back together using stainless steel fasteners. I didn't weld any thing except the gas filler door on the drivers side. I did this ten years ago and didn't have any problems.
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