01-24-2010, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by 68protouring454
yes i use that method on trunk gaps, and hood gaps, alot easier to work.
shearing thin pieces of 18ga to fill split to weld, we spot(sparingly) ,with mig, then tig weld with silicon bronze alot of time, makes metal finishing so easy.
we sheared an even 1/4 piece till it tapered we then sheared the angled piece. all was butt welded, under neath was cleaned up as well. makes for the best gap repair possible.
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