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    8/14/2025 9:14 PM  #1

    MS
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    From: Canyon Lake, Texas
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    Jose’s BASH THRASH

    One final water leak to fix.  It is amazing how much this three layer seam can
    Leak when the seam sealer gives it up.



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    8/15/2025 7:29 AM  #2

    Don
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    Re: Jose’s BASH THRASH

    nice  I never looked here,,,, my car has a hidden leak and bet its in this location     BUTTTTT  dont want to remove fender     dammmmm  ??

     

    8/15/2025 7:57 AM  #3

    BobE
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    Re: Jose’s BASH THRASH

    MS - thanks for this tip, I also have a small leak in that area.  I was thinking it was the cowl, but more likely the area you identify as I had taken efforts to make sure the cowl was in good shape, and rust protected, when I assembled the car.  However, as Don stated, I really don't want to pull the fender ... and if one side needs attention, the passenger side needs at least a look see. 

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    8/15/2025 3:39 PM  #4

    MS
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    Re: Jose’s BASH THRASH

    There is a big hole underneath that joint as well.

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    8/18/2025 9:36 PM  #5

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    Re: Jose’s BASH THRASH

    Updates after priming with self-etch primer and seam sealer applied














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