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Pinch Weld Rust Repair

posted by  Steve on  Sun Jul 29 14:24 CST 2012
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Thanks. I am tempted to give this to my body guy and just pay him to remove the windshield, all the adhesive and any rust, then corrosion proof everything and put it back together. I'm a fan of taking all the corrosion off mechanically and not doing POR-15 on top of corroded areas. The windshield surround is prone to corrosion if, in the process of replacing a windscreen, they nick the paint. Which they did.






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