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Originally Posted by RedBarchetta
Ray, I went to a local arts & crafts store and bought 11x14 sheets of black 3/32" neoprene. Then started at the top of each wheel well using a full sheet, attaching with contact cement. Then patchworked to the edges, using a razor blade for exact fit. Once you have the panels in, then mask off and hit it with 2-3 coats of black rubberized truck bed liner/undercoat. Looks pro and works great. Takes a little time per each wheel well but I spread it out over a couple weekends (did the rears first and then the fronts).
I've done much harder projects...this is one of those that I'd do again if I had to. It's just a little timing consuming and you have to work upside down.
-Dean
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Dean, your projects are always so involved
but always look great, I'm sure. We don't have the luxury of Ca weather so even though I have an old oriental under the car, it's still too cold to be on my back that long, hehe.
I do think neprene is probably the best stuff to use. Thanks!
Ray