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my 46 chevy has rust through at the bottom of the windsheild where the rubber sits
how is that normally repaired?

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Cut, bend, fit and weld.

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To expand a bit on Bruce's post it's best to remove the rust and replace it with new metal. If you have the necessary skills you can do it yourself. If in doubt hire a pro.


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Do a search here; you will find several posts and pictures showing the process. It ain't easy...


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if its a pit it can be filled if its a hole cut and weld

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If all you have is pin holes, you could clean it up, paint it and apply seam sealer to fill the area. It is really strong and stable.


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