Anyone Ever PopRivot Sheetmetal Under The Car?
Cars do for a safety check soon and I can tell there are a few hols in the floor board that dont seem to go through to the cabin, just rusted and ugly
SO I was thinking, instead of paying hundreds to get it all welded, can I just pop rivot some sheet metal in there, maybe even 2 layers of the **** for more strength
Then I could put some caulking all around the metal to seal it and then spray some underbody tar/undercoating whatever you wanna call it, and theyll never know right?
Need suggestions
SO I was thinking, instead of paying hundreds to get it all welded, can I just pop rivot some sheet metal in there, maybe even 2 layers of the **** for more strength
Then I could put some caulking all around the metal to seal it and then spray some underbody tar/undercoating whatever you wanna call it, and theyll never know right?
Need suggestions
bidy bop
Wanna get this safety done this Saturday so I can have a ride to school/work on Monday
Its that or public transit lol
Wanna get this safety done this Saturday so I can have a ride to school/work on Monday
Its that or public transit lol
And theyll pass that right? Because itll be sealed, secure and no holes
Ive got a lot of this sheetmetal at home maybe between 1/16 and 1/8, 2 layers would be perfect
Just wanted to make sure it wasnt illegal to have it not welded
Ive got a lot of this sheetmetal at home maybe between 1/16 and 1/8, 2 layers would be perfect
Just wanted to make sure it wasnt illegal to have it not welded
id use like atleast a 20 gauge sheet of metal...that should really be thick enough not to cause u anymore problems... However, your just covering up the rust, and u might end up falling through someday :D
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