CCRC LIVE! June 2020
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When replacing a trunk center panel do you prefer butt or lap welding?
When adding new sheet metal over existing metal gaps where rusted holes were cut out, how do you recommend preparing the inaccessible side? I have been using acid etch and 1k enamel on the open areas and weld thru primer on the welded surfaces. Is there a better way?
I've got an inert 69 Grand Prix, bad cam, has not run in 3-4 years ... its time to resurrect it. As a newbie, I'm not sure what the "next step" is.