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09-30-2021, 06:34 PM | #1 |
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Experienced Plug Welding Help Sought
Ive patched panels before, but on a rock jeep where I did not care so much about finish. This is my first 72 rocker replace. I am trying to get it so it can be finished with filler primer only. I just don't know how much leeway I have with the metal finish because of my experience level.
The left weld I ground a little deep. But on the third from left there is a tiny recess. It is not a hole but I can barely feel it. Is this something that filler primer will take care of or do I need to keep working this. I do not want to grind everything so thin. Any experienced help appreciated. |
10-01-2021, 12:50 PM | #2 |
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Re: Experienced Plug Welding Help Sought
Most repairs require filler. I know everyone wants everything metal finished but its near impossible to get away without any sort of filler.
If you are really close you can try glazing putty or a 2k poly.
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