Body welding question
#1
Body welding question
I'm starting the t-top again since its not deadly to be outside finnally. Now what put me out last fall was a seam let go between the floor pan and inner rocker. This is a perfect 1/16 gap from the trunk release to the ecu. Could I simply stitch weld the seam back in. Or should I metal brake a 90° peice of patch and grab the inner rocker and pan with some 1/8 plug welds?
#3
In our neck of the woods we call that hillbilly pinch welds. Still up in the air trying to find a good brand of stripper. Like to get the under side stripped and patch up the lil spots. May need a new welder my flux-core makes such a dam mess. My buddy got that walnut blasting crap for a fiberglass car. Not sure if it got enough *** to cut thru "Rusty Jones" undercoating though. Plus what a mess!!
#5
Oh and btw the Highlander quote is "I have something to say - It's better to burn OUT than to fade away".....
Highlander Kurgan Church Scene - I Have Something To Say - YouTube
Anyway I looked into "Klean strip" Aircraft paint stripper. Last time I did stripper I got the 5.00 napa crap and all it did was make a agitating slime that burnt like hell. Ol Rusty did a hell of a job I tried a sample with a puddy knife and that undercoat is thick.
#6
to get rid of the undercoat i find a propane torch and a wood chisel sharpened constantly to work very well. to rid myself of rust i use a twisted braided wire brush on a grinder and then just a cookie on a die grinder works well. to get in the corners and such i use a handheld spot blaster with silica as walnuts aren't as good for rust, more for gently removing paint.
#7
Aircraft stripper
Kudos someone else remembers the 80s. Naw just a play on words during my head-gasket failure. Didnt think anyone would catch it so your the winner!!!
Anyway I looked into "Klean strip" Aircraft paint stripper. Last time I did stripper I got the 5.00 napa crap and all it did was make a agitating slime that burnt like hell. Ol Rusty did a hell of a job I tried a sample with a puddy knife and that undercoat is thick.
Anyway I looked into "Klean strip" Aircraft paint stripper. Last time I did stripper I got the 5.00 napa crap and all it did was make a agitating slime that burnt like hell. Ol Rusty did a hell of a job I tried a sample with a puddy knife and that undercoat is thick.
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