Hole in my door sill
#2
First, clean up any existing rust, then put some type corrosion control on the back side, hammer down the edges of the split/cut and welded it up. Grind down the weld nice and smooth. put body filler on and sand, prime and paint.
If this is beyond your skills, get a couple of quotes from some body shops. Shouldn't cost to much as it is a fairly easy fix and shouldn't take much time on the labor side. The number 1 thing I would be concerned with is getting that corrosion control taken on the back side and/or inside the rocker.
If this is beyond your skills, get a couple of quotes from some body shops. Shouldn't cost to much as it is a fairly easy fix and shouldn't take much time on the labor side. The number 1 thing I would be concerned with is getting that corrosion control taken on the back side and/or inside the rocker.
#3
Basicly ditto to what AJBEST wrote.
I'd suggest considering tbe use of this internal frame coating product.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-in...waApCkEALw_wcB
I'd suggest considering tbe use of this internal frame coating product.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-in...waApCkEALw_wcB
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