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Welding the edge of sheet metal is tricky and since you have a gas welding setup you could try brazing a patch over the back of the hole and then finishing in with bondo. If it's a real delicate area you could use silver solder or even tin the patch and back of the damaged area and sweat the patch on with plain old solder if heat is a critical concern. | | | |
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Repairing small, thin-edged holes
| jmmmn37 | 11/07/2007 10:26 PM |
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| 64fleetside | 11/07/2007 11:05 PM |
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| 4ontheFloor | 11/08/2007 8:28 AM |
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| Czechman | 11/08/2007 1:17 PM |
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| vickraft | 11/09/2007 12:04 AM |
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| BIG CHEVY 3600 | 11/09/2007 4:35 AM |
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| jmmmn37 | 11/09/2007 6:24 PM |
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| vickraft | 11/10/2007 9:34 PM |
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| BIG CHEVY 3600 | 11/12/2007 4:22 AM |
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