or what did the Computer do for You?
Did a computer control a bending machine? Did it laser out something?

Ch? bel risultato! Complimenti da D?sseldorf (pena ritornato da Portofino holidays)

WOW! That's some fabulous work there! I had to comment because I just finished recovering my running boards. After scraping the old rubber off my boards I just had to wire brush/treat them (especially the heavily pitted areas) with rust converter. I then used some super heavy duty adhesive (in a tube) to bond some very nice looking black vinyl tread (runner) to the boards. I found everything at my local Home Depot. Although this black vinyl tread material doesn't perfectly match the original it certainly looks appropriate and very nice and "fresh". The cost was ~ $28.00. I just couldn't pull the trigger on spending $550.00 + shipping to get mine professionally recovered although I have heard that Paul Bowling does fabulous work. My car will always be just a nice driver...never a showcar. Sabastiano, I'm betting your car will be that showcar that mine isn't. Make sure you post photos of the completed runningboards on your car as soon as you can. I can't wait to see them. I wish I had some photos to post here but I don't. If I can add them later I will. Way to go!...on the very professional work going on there...and best wishes to you in all your life's endeavors.

Bob

Looking good, thanks for sharing

Very nice work. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
Jim Yergin

here are some photos more to whow the condition of the old running board and the new one with rubber etc.
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