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should i cut it out and add metal or fill with metal epoxy

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depends on how good you are at welding and body work and how long you want it to last .... I'd fix it right or find a better cab

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" me
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Gregory,firstly welcome,do you have any pics?
The only true way to remove rust is to cut it out and replace the metal.
Obviously this will depend on your skill/confidence level.

As Bill already mentions it depends on what final result you are looking for.


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These questions are always best answered if you post a picture. Rust damage is relative, what one person calls cancer is another person's insignificant rusting. Then there's always the level of finish you are after.


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i do have picture but i do not know how to attach them here

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THIS should help.


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