how much for it to be shaved off?
thanks

 

ask your local paint shop.

 

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its more than you might think, because to be properly done the holes need to be welded shut, and they will then need to paint both doors, as well as the rear quarter panels. $700-1000 i would guess

 

wowzers
thanks for the fast replys
ps
would alot of bondo work be involved

 

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not if it's done the proper way, which is to weld small metal patches in place to cover the holes.

 

^^^^yup

 

It is not worth it unless you plan to paint the car anyway.

 

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Exactly

 

http://www.team-integra.net/fo...eDESC

http://www.team-integra.net/fo...68167

I like the 2nd method better, but the guy on the 1st method did a great job of rattle canning it afterwards. IMO JB weld should be good enough to do the trick. Metal epoxy is pretty tough to break thru unless you're doing it extremely forcefully.

 

Thank you man
ill hopefully try it this weekend

 

dude dont that guy had all the right equipment and knew what he was doin im telling u its not worth the trouble leave ur molding or get it done ull thank me

 

Look man I jus got my sides and other stuff RESHAVED b/c the guy that did it the first time used bondo and that **** craked and broke off. IF you live near Northern VA.. I can hook u up with my painter... he is the ****... the welded every hole.. and fix some other issues with my car all for $600.. Now it all depends on your paint.. my car is primered so it really didnt matter.. but he really doesnt charge alot for paint work... does awesome job tho.. he is the one that did my bros JDM front on his R.. and is currently doin s15 fronts on Nissans and painting them all..jus weigh out your options. But It looks so much better

 

Sheet metal behind the hole, mig welded, then bondo to smooth it.

 

 

I would try but i know i would end up ******* something up.

 

Honda sheet metal tends bend and burn holes really easy, I'd save some money and take it to a pro...my .02 cents