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First you are probably up for some metal replacement but we know that..when you get the metal replaced apply a couple of wet coats of epoxy primer and then in the areas where it looks like water may get in like seams and such use a seam sealer to fill those voids..i would think that would do it for you..the felt looking stuff may be dried up old sealer that was applied when the truck was built..
Sam
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