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Rocker Panels

RI Chevy Silveradoman

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Looking for an easy mount pre-formed rocker panel to cover the sins made by road salt treatments. Loking for the rocker panels that I can install without having to spend a ton of money at a body shop. Need to cover big holes.
I have searched the net but cannot come up with what I'm looking for. I need the skins, to go over what is left of my rotted rocker panels. Just need a few more years out of this truck.
2006 Silverado Crew Cab.
 
Looking for an easy mount pre-formed rocker panel to cover the sins made by road salt treatments. Loking for the rocker panels that I can install without having to spend a ton of money at a body shop. Need to cover big holes.
I have searched the net but cannot come up with what I'm looking for. I need the skins, to go over what is left of my rotted rocker panels. Just need a few more years out of this truck.
2006 Silverado Crew Cab.

This anything you would be interested in?

 
LMC truck has steel body panels. Don't know if your rig is extend cab or crew cab or regular but here's a link to choose from


Lots of guys nowadays use a 3M panel bonding glue and/ or rivets, no welding. I need to do rocker panels and cab corners on my truck too. The steel panels are cheap, the finish work isn't. I really would like to know how to do body work with bondo but have yet to find a decent video/ tutorial on it. I've also considered what Will suggested, just rivet in the steel and have it Rhino lined/ LineX everything up to the body trim line
 
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