fixing dually fiberglass fender

[@theodoreschmidt1060]

GURL, you have earned my R E S P E C T. in the Army, we have mastered the art of Adapt and Overcome. you have clearly done that. HOOAH!!! im a senior mechanic at my shop in Asheville. i wish i could have been there to help ya. you are better than most guys i know to tackle a job like that. you go gurl. i admire your effort. that is what makes America great...the spirit innovation and ingenuity. i take it back, that is what makes people and the world great. thank you for sharing your experience. ciao. AIRBORNE!!!!

[@devajonesdiy]

Stay tuned i need to edit and upload the rest of fixing these fenders thanks so much for the kind words and thank you for your service!

[@renzogamarra81]

Get it girl. Nice work. Next time try reinforcing the back with fiber cloth piece. It require more work but it will be stronger and only adds like 1-2pounds to the fender

[@devajonesdiy]

I'm not done fixing these as i stated this is simply stabilizing them before i remove them at that point definitely in going to put fiberglass on the back. I didn't just take this off because it would have fallen to pieces and I'm not fiberglassing over dirt it won't stick. The inside of these fenders are filthy

[@roderickbowman6046]

Nice work and the music is 🔥 .

[@santiagobustamante9524]

Respect to you nice job!! Thanks

[@JohnnyLawBMC]

So smart. I would not have thought to build it back up just to hold it's shape when you remove it. Super smart. It was a mess before you started. Thank you so much for sharing

[@devajonesdiy]

😆 thanks! Trust me I've taken off stuff just to have it fall apart in my hands and then i can hardly patch it back together. None of the bolt holes would line up etc 😆 I've learned from previous mistakes

[@nature9family225]

Wait a minute !😳 Deva you have SKILLS! I'm a Fan for sure! Nice skill set I'm impressed! ....... DROPS THE MIC 🎤 😎

[@devajonesdiy]

i am so ready to finish the body work but its been hot as fire lol

[@SprayWayCustoms]

You got it coming together Deva 👍🏾👍🏾

[@devajonesdiy]

1 thing at a time slowly but surely

[@henrytaylor3049]

That works. Im doing the fenders on a 81 stepside. I thought the same of shoring it up first. My thought was plywood and dry wall screws, insted of clamps and tape. Ive already got holes to fill, whats a couple more. Thanks for posting your video.👍

[@Coodeville]

Good to see you're still going at it

[@olikat8]

Good common-sense approach.

[@devajonesdiy]

thanks i appreciate it

[@raymarshall5545]

Should of sanded the surface first cause the fuller has nothing the etch to so it will fall off over time ..

[@devajonesdiy]

You didn't listen to the first 2 minutes did you? Listening is key in life especially if what you commented on was addressed

[@marklucas3140]

How you doin? I got the coil spring mount changed on our '96. That wasn't fun. I cut all the rivets off and after I pulled the remnants of the bracket off, I used my rivet gun to drive the rivet chunks out of the frame. The kit comes with bolts and aircraft nuts. The original brake line came off without a fuss, but I did soak it with Kroil for a night. Keep up the good work!

[@devajonesdiy]

i need to do the rear strut mount on this truck somebody stripped out the bolt so that will be in a video at some point i've already got the part just need to set aside time to put it in

[@tonyhammer3588]

I love your DIY attitude but your process is completely wrong. Just saying.

[@devajonesdiy]

It's not wrong idiot...... you clearly didn't listen to anything i said. Don't be passive aggressive it only makes you look like a misogynistic asswipe