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Thebelow25

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Thebelow25 Enthusiast

Thebelow25

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Anyone installed rear fender liners in this new body style yet? Or if your truck has liners already installed can I get some pictures? Some of the hardware that came with my set has me a little confused on installing them. Dealer doesn't have instructions and I can't find anything online. 

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Here are some pictures of my driver rear liner. Not sure this shows you what you need, but saw the request and was out there shortly after. 2020 Denali, so they came installed from factory.

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Anthony Greco Enthusiast

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They look like the fiber board material which GM has been using on their other builds.    May I suggest a rustproofing spray for the inner wheel opening before you install the liners,   something like Fluid Film or 3M body panel wax.   Real easy to do.   ?

Thebelow25 Enthusiast

Thebelow25

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I'm all too familiar with the typical Chevy fender rust. My 08 was terrible. I ordered this spray this time around hoping it will last the winter salt season in Ohio. 

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Anthony Greco Enthusiast

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You want a material which goes on gooey and remains soft and pliable.   Something that creeps into cracks, seams and crevices.  I’ll invest $500 in material just to try and prevent rust. I rustproof the truck myself as I invested in the equipment years ago.    On a quiet night you can hear your truck rust !!  lol ?

2020-2500 Enthusiast

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I opted to get line-x sprayed in my wheel wells this time around.  Had to get the bed done anyway and it was only $200 more to add the wells.  Turned out fantastic and I don't have to worry about gunk between the liner and truck.

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