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Willami
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Location: West Country, England
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 skip? fill? weld? new one? kind of following on from a few other threads, especially James' one about fibreglass panels... took the wire brush to my rear Ami 6 wing tonight....so skip? fill? weld? new one?  http://s1094.photobucket.com/albums/i441/Willami6/
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twofifty AZU
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Personally I'd cut out the rot and graft in a new piece of metal. There is also a fairly new technique involving metal spraying. http://www.metallisation.com/news/artic ... ir-pr.html
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| October 4th, 2011, 11:26 pm |
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knightley
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? I like the look of that. Retains more of the original part. I wonder if it can be applied at any angle?
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2cvkeza
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Interesting... fast repair.
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Sean
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Willam
cut, letting in new metal and MIG it in shouldn't take that long
zinc is soft and a reactive metal wonder how long it'td last before there was reaction and paint bubbling
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J-dub
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Cut, fix it iup, then post it to me to make a mild 
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emu_p
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Thought you wanted to make a mold or you looking to go into making mild & bitter instead? 
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Lenny
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Or perhaps a mould?
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| October 5th, 2011, 9:17 am |
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J-dub
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Appologies iPhone auto correct
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emu_p
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Re: skip? fill? weld? new one? Lenny wrote: Or perhaps a mould? I Did check spelling And assume it's another USA Quirk!!! Mold  Mould as in Fungas!!! 
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