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Thread: 65/66 911 outer side rocker panels

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    Filled after paint to glue the rubber boarding strip to get a larger surface for fixation?
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    Sounds logic your interpretation to fill them up so the rubber board has more surface to provide with glue.

    So we can say that the rocker panel needs the indents to be correct.
    And like Franz says they where filled up after the car was sprayed.
    So when removing the rubber you see some white square filled up areas.

    What would you guys advice for the restoration?

    Thanks!

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