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Marty68 · 09-10-2019, 02:21 PM

it also looks like you were trying to weld a "bead" I tack then go to other end of patch back and forth back and forth. I then grind ONLY THE WELD with the edge of a cut off wheel on die grinder.. let cool and tack back and forth again. grinds again. then shine a light behind if at all possible to see pin holes.... if after market bax sides are available that may be your best bet at this time. working that large of an area of filler is frustrating for me.

09-10-2019, 02:21 PM	#6
Marty68 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: west coast, Wi Posts: 534	Re: how do i fix this it also looks like you were trying to weld a "bead" I tack then go to other end of patch back and forth back and forth. I then grind ONLY THE WELD with the edge of a cut off wheel on die grinder.. let cool and tack back and forth again. grinds again. then shine a light behind if at all possible to see pin holes.... if after market bax sides are available that may be your best bet at this time. working that large of an area of filler is frustrating for me.