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> Long rust repair, To fill or patch
basaltblack
post Apr 13 2009, 07:50 PM
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Hey guys. What should I do with these small holes in the longs? Should I patch with pieces of spare longs I have or try to fill the holes with molten metal. Any advice would be appreciated.


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Richard Casto
post Apr 14 2009, 08:34 AM
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This is from my car...

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Pinholes on the outside of the longitudinal

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This is what was on the inside.

In my opinion how bad this section is depends a lot on how bad your hell hole is. pretty much all of this is due to drainage from the hell hole.

Regarding fixing it. It just really depends upon how "nice" you want your repairs to be and how deep you want to go. I could have just welded on clamshell reinforcements and sprayed down the interior with some type of rust treatment and it might have been just fine for a number of years, but I decided against that.

Here it is after a lot of work and just prior to welding back a new repo outer longitudinal...

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