Rush repair
Make skins and glue em over it. Cover it all with spay bed coat Bottom 8 inches or so. You can also get it sprayed, just like the bed, real tough stuff. Filling it in will just make it rust faster. You can buy a skin and cut it to fit over the old one. Paint it on the inside before attaching it to the old. Let it dry for a couple of days to cure. Even real tree it for effects. Last edited by papa tiger; Dec 21, 2011 at 08:24 PM.
The rockers on these trucks seem to rust from the inside out, hope yours wont turn out like mine did ground out all rust til I got to solid sheet metal didn't stop til about a half inch above the door line, I ended up reshaping the whole thing with expanding foam wrapped it with fiberglass and gave it literally a quarter inch thick coat of herculiner on the bottom and in side then went about 6-8 inches up around the whole truck giving it a green/herculiner 2-tone, give the bottom a good push with your thumb if it goes through you're screwed, best of luck
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Not trying to be mean, but wouldnt it be better with the work and cost of doing the above procedures to just replace the rocker? The only reason I say this is at least you know that it will last, not just hoping for a few years. It would be steel, and no worry of damaging it when you bump it with something. Because you really dont know how long a patch like that will hold. Hell, duct tape might do a decent enough job.
I understand if you dont have the time or tools to replace the rocker. Either way its still a decent amount of work to do.
I understand if you dont have the time or tools to replace the rocker. Either way its still a decent amount of work to do.

