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Here’s a few tips on repairing rust holes in car body panels.
In this video im showing you the process I use to do small rust repairs where a complete panel is not needed.
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Fucking amateur crap-
Like the ef in the opening ?
Would the patch still look wavy if you would have painted. I'm talking about the waviness from the grinder
Excellent!!!!!
ok , heres todays tip for ya ,,, measure the size of the bad bit ,,,, add half inch all round , cut out repair patch ,,, then put it over the rusty bit ,,, cut round it , and lo and behold ,, patch fits hole with a perfict 1 mm gap ,,,, if you only want half mm gap , cut two sides , depress the bit your cutting out , butt patch up tight to two sides , then trim down the other two sides with a laser cutting disc , ,,, perfect half mm gap all round and patch fits ,,,,,,
nice job I used expanding foam to fill the holes so the filler had something to sit on one time LOL I repaired big rust holes in the seat pan of a motorbike one time it was almost gone fifty pence size holes I used an arc welder turned down very low with light guage rods I knocked the flux of a few rods and used them as filler wire like when tig welding . it worked well and lasted for years after being painted with lowe rust off red oxide paint it wasn't pretty but nobody see it but me . as the old saying goes you can only piss with the prick you have . this tip might help someone on some jobs ? probably not ideal for car body work but with a bit of practice on bits of scrap cars who knows what can be done if you don't have a mig welder and you have an arc welder and the will do get it done .
very good advice thank you
Dude! You're so quick with your hands! Amazing!
Very usefull tips that i can transfer to work on my MK5 Transit