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Rocker Panel Rust
Hello,
I have a 94 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4 door. Before I bought it in February, it had sat in a garage for about a year, and in doing so it accumulated a bit of rust, with significant rust on the rocker panels and a little bit on the lower door, but not that bad. The leaf springs were pretty bad, so I replaced them, but I'm not sure if it will pass inspection in Maine this February if I do not fix this. My question is what's the best way to fix this rust? Should I buy new rocker panels for it (since the old ones have rust holes) or is there some other way that I can fix it? I've heard of people using Bondo, but I'm not sure how well that works. Any ideas are appreciated, Thanks! |
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Re: Rocker Panel Rust
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Re: Rocker Panel Rust
Thanks for the reply, I have a guy in northern Maine who does work for cheap, and I'm guessing that he'll give my jeep an inspection with the rust, though I'd still like to fix it.
Thanks again! |
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Re: Rocker Panel Rust
I had the same problem, wht i did was fill the entire rocker panel with that spray expanding foam, let it dry, I then trimmer it up some and filled with bond, sanded, and painted it flat black, this was about 6 months ago but, it is only until I get the money and time to replace the rocker panels them selves.
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