God i love the people on here... Thanks Again RC!@ Yea Im kinda sorry we started this whole thing... all this work for a crappy little 306.... i just like to learn things... learning to weld... even badly was just a great expirence for me... I love people who do their own work.... Thanks man!
Well you saved me a BIG PROJECT DO-OVER. BTW...I forgot For the gaps and joints where vibrations may cause bondo to crack, you need to use a seam sealer. My painter brough his in a caulk gun already so I dont have a brand, but if you ask an auto paint store they will help you with that. My painter put that on AFTER bondo and sanding, RIGHT before the paint..It's like caulk but made to be applied to auto body joints and seams. Get us some pics and more details and I can see what more I can do to help out. Thanks RC
Yea where you spot welded and seemed with bondo... i ran spots to tack it in to place then ran a bead of weld on the whole top and bottom... the gap is by the strut tower... i had grinded down the sheet metal to make a perfect fit... and when i was holding it for chris to put down the first welds it must of shifted over a tad.... we tried to pop the welds off but it just benta small corner of the sheet metal rather then make it worse we bent it back and finished welding it in place and figured we'd just fix the bend with a small amount of bondo.... ill be sure to take my camera when i go to work on the car this sunday... i might take a ride up b4 that but its a 45 minute drive to his wife's moms house. where my car is being stored lol
