seam sealer engine bay
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seam sealer engine bay
hi i started doing a wire tuck and shave on my eg and i would like to know when removing the seam sealant do i have to weld the seam or can i just put some filler on the seam
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Re: seam sealer engine bay
im trying to get this look and i'm only going to do a thin layer of filler, but i dont know if i have to weld where the seam sealent goes or take out the seam sealent and trow a thin layer of filler
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Re: seam sealer engine bay
just weld it up it cost 100 bucks at harbor freight for a welder, its not like you are looking for perfect welds. then you wont ever have to worry about it again.
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Re: seam sealer engine bay
I didn't even bother with either. There is still some in the seam when you remove the outer stuff. but if you use a filler it will crack, even if you spot weld it. Those are seams from when the car was assembled from many pieces. To get that look you have to grind it to pretty much flat, then weld, and then grind it to re-flatten it. Then you can use the filler to straighten the area out again. I've done it both ways and that latter of the two takes much longer with no too much of a result. Looks just as clean without the seams omitted. Good luck man.
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