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3/23/2014 5:32 PM  #1


rear window opening repair

Working on my 67 Fastback. I have to make a coupe patches to repair rust in the two bottow corners of the rear window opening.

Originally they brazed the joints in this area.  I dont have a torch so looking for advice on best way to seal the bottom corner joints. Should i try an find someone with a torch or borrow one?  Would mig welding that joint work as good.

Any advice appreciated,
 

 

3/23/2014 6:13 PM  #2


Re: rear window opening repair

You should have no problem mig welding this area. As for sealing, just weld the joint solid, then there'll be nothing to leak.


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