Post #68
Prepping the other door has gone much the same, the usual crack in the corner where the quarter light meets the door skin. I decided to repair this one a bit differently as I got a bit too much distortion with the patch method leaving me with a fair bit of filling & sanding to do (which I hate)
Cleaned up, end of crack found and drilled to stop it getting bigger...
Then four holes drilled ready for plug welding and the rusted part of the split was sawn out...
Then I knocked up a patch, curved it and put on a bit of weld thru primer to hold off the tin worm as long as possible...
Next I offered it up, marked it and used a Cleco clip to hold it in place so I could weld it in...
Weldy, weldy, blah blah blah...
Forgot to photograph the dressing down the welds and filling bit but you get the idea.
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