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Signs of rust in the boot :(
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GuardianAngel wrote: In case you didnt see my modified post here is how bad it is. I have since ground out the rust and sprayed with zinc primer and covered the holes with Duck tape for now to stop water getting in. Will get it sorted in a few weeks properly.
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I missed that one, yours is bad though!! Tbh £350 to sort all that isnt too bad really!Will you do it yourself do you think?
The bodyshop I use are always very reasonable for cash jobs so ill head down there and see what they think
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minibbb wrote:
GuardianAngel wrote: In case you didnt see my modified post here is how bad it is. I have since ground out the rust and sprayed with zinc primer and covered the holes with Duck tape for now to stop water getting in. Will get it sorted in a few weeks properly.
bigjimny.com/index.php/entry/tackling-the-rust-part-two
I missed that one, yours is bad though!! Tbh £350 to sort all that isnt too bad really!Will you do it yourself do you think?
The bodyshop I use are always very reasonable for cash jobs so ill head down there and see what they think
I wish I had the tools and skills to do so but I haven't. There is a local body shop that quoted me the £350 so will take it there.
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supergaz wrote: Go machine mart and buy a gasless mig welder, have a play on a scrap bit of steel and you will be welding in no time. If welding the boot area just remember the petrol tank is not far below. I wish I had got my mig years ago.
Its the petrol tank that is stopping me from doing just that!
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