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I Plan to weld in 2 front floor pans.Any tips/ Do's and dont's.I plan to mig weld and want a really good finish underneath.Thanks- Peter.P.S If anybody is interested in doing this for cash.Vehicle in Brisbane North
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Have a look at www.amweld.com.au this site even has video clips on using the torch.I have on and you can't go wrong.
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I reckon the best way is to scour your local wreckers (may have to go inland) and get a rust free front floor out of any HQ-WB, and take it home and unpick it at the spotwelds yourself. It's fiddly, but the end result is heaps better. Normally this means |
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Hello Percy, Give Street Neat Panels a call 37 Kinross Rd Thornlands 4164 on 07 3206 0340 or have a look at www.oldholdens.com press for the sheds go here and enter there site. First class work here Percy and they have a great internet site to. C
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Sorry Percy that should read www.oldholden.comOwen If your happy and you know it then clap your hands.
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