Stainless Steel Sill (Rocker), Panels

[FredMcJoe]

well, too much meat is better than too little, I wonder if they can be filed down and a lip recreated with SuperGlue

 

[AMC Diplomat]

well, too much meat is better than too little, I wonder if they can be filed down and a lip recreated with SuperGlue

Or cut in half, the extra removed from the middle, and be plastic welded/epoxied back together at the right length

 

[MoparDan]

 

[AMC Diplomat]

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Do you think cutting the middle out and using a plastic welder to put it back together would work?

80 Watt Iron Plastic Welding Kit

 

[FredMcJoe]

the 77-79 LeBarons have a slightly wider rocker panel molding, they sit high enough to add on a small rocker strip to the bottom of the doors. Maybe those tailgate clips would fit those cars.
The plastic welding idea sounds like a good plan B. Harbor Freight sells an $80 1300 watt model too.

 

[Mikes5thAve]

the 77-79 LeBarons have a slightly wider rocker panel molding, they sit high enough to add on a small rocker strip to the bottom of the doors. Maybe those tailgate clips would fit those cars.
The plastic welding idea sounds like a good plan B. Harbor Freight sells an $80 1300 watt model too.

I think they're acutally narrower on the rocker part of them. I added the door bottom parts to one of my cars years ago and the end piecess on the fender come up short on the bottom.

 

[MoparDan]

That's over my head, but they are up for grabs just whatever shipping costs

 

[Justwondering]

Okay --
I'm game.
I've got a guy down the road that used to be a nuclear power plant welder. He'll figure out something.
PM'd you.
JW