This ABRN HOW2 video is brought to you by ABRN.com and Butler Community College. In this video collision repair instructor, Donnie Smith, explains how to R&R a bedside skin as the students perform the task.
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Eddie says
August 26, 2011 at 4:50 amIs it a good practice to put epoxy or body panel adhesive on the flat or contacting surfaces between the new outside bedside panel and the wheel well/inner bedside panel where you aren’t going to weld at?
Luke Smith says
May 21, 2016 at 4:48 pmThis video was very helpful is explaining how a truck panel is replaced. I can see how good it would be to get that done as soon as possible, and to find a shop that can do it fast. I wonder if I should call around and get prices for a place that can do that?