Reply to "Cleaning up engine bay wiring/hoses"

garvinoMember

Thanks for all the help so far. My mess keeps getting bigger, but it will be worth it in the end.

I am smoothing out some of the dents and spot welds in my engine compartment with my wiring reroute and A/C line reroute.

I was wonder what most owners do with the seam on the fender well (pictured below). Do most people weld the seam from top to bottom and then blend it in or do they just leave it?

Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks.

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