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Old May 18, 2020 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by martysmartie
Photo from above, part of the floorpan has disappeared. The thing is the inner sill is corroded as well, so won't be able to weld to it. I'm aware in an ideal world the rot would be cut out, but if necessary could a plate not be seam welded over the top of this to the sill, as the metal further up is good?

Martin


You could do anything you want, even fibreglass it....depends whether you just want a quick fix, or the job done right.

If repair panels are available, that makes life a lot easier as you can buy them, get the correct shapes and then cut/replace what is needed.

If you need to fabricate repair sections...it takes a lot more work.

But that strip of rut could be cut out, make a repair section to clean metal and seam weld it in.

Recently spotted this on the MIG welding forum.....he's definitely keen !

https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/...pefully.81348/
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