Filling Tails on stepside bed

Hey kinda new to this and was wanting to know the process of filling the tails in on my 92 chevy fullsize stepside. I know the top part of the bed is metal and the sides are fiberglass. Whats the best way to do this?????

yeah good question i was wondering the same thing about my step side bed??

good luck. lol i wanted to but then i said nevermind.

Well I will take your word for it OGCoyB. You got a nice ride in your sig man. So may be more work than its worth????? Might just leave the lights in then. Thanks

years ago they made fiberglass filler for tail lights all you have to do it is take a steel filler make it fit right then cover masking tap over  the whole steal filler piece that will allow the fiberglass not to stick and then cut a pice of fiberglass cloth  resin the material and once hardens then lay more and more cloth on until the desiiered thickness of fiberglass then you can model the fiberglass filler piece into the opening for the tail light when installing them on the truck you can use this SP10 second (the best of both) 2 oz. Not to thick, Not to Thin      Speed Instant Activator 2 oz. Shoots a fine mist         it a instant bond cause the glue is put on the area need to be and then you spray the activator and it crystalizes less than a few seconds to bond to wood metal and fiber glass you can buy any of these at a local hobby store glues comes in 3 types light light - medium -heavy for the consistency about 12.00 and the activator spray in about 9.00 depending on the brand .     this would allow you attach the fiberglass filler panel to your truck and the model it in with fiberglass material and bondo to finish off the mod   very simple to do . this technique is used in makeing fiberglass dashboard and door panels in car audio industry  wanna know more email me at fredstinting@yahoo.com 

--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Blown04stang Well I will take your word for it OGCoyB. You got a nice ride in your sig man. So may be more work than its worth????? Might just leave the lights in then. Thanks --------------------------------------------- hey thanks. it is this months issue here on ssm. check it out.

Hey Fred will email you when I get a chance. Would like to know more about this. May just be the route I go seeing as how its not that complicated. Thanks for all the help. Oh and OG I will check that out. One sick ride you got man.

i would remove the bedsides, then panel bond them back on. with the bolts still there, then i would build some fiberglass fillers then panelbond them, only way i know itll stick to the steel. whether the bondo wont show a line tho, that i do not know.

Thanks for all the info. I will try and figure it oout somehow. At least I have a couple directions to go now. Thanks

dude i know that lives right by me shaved his: came out pretty good. i can ask him what he did.