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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Fresno, CA
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Re: Rollpan welding tips
lol, yeah that neighborhood isn't too bad, but it's pretty bad for Fresno nowadays. I'm pretty close to Fresno State. I could understand missing CA weather living out there on the east coast, but NY is a pretty cool place to be too.
Update: got the welding finished up, thanks for the idea with the copper, I'm a union plumber and have copper pipe laying around all over the place so that worked out well. A little hard to weld the copper, but I boogered it up and ground it down and it worked. Just waiting for the filler to to cure, then sand er down, and I'll post some pics after I get it all primered tonight. Thanks, -Ray
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Madera, California
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Re: Rollpan welding tips
Wait you welded the copper? I thought it was for the big gaps so that the wire doesn't go through?
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Fresno, CA
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Re: Rollpan welding tips
lol, no, just being a smart ass. Would that even be possible?
Got er all sanded down and primered. Doesn't look to bad. Definitely a few more things on the body that need attention before paint, but getting there. Thanks for all the help. -Ray
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Re: Rollpan welding tips
Man that's looking good.
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