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l. bacon · 12-20-2018, 01:28 AM

I should mention that I used the panel bonding glue as Kurt mentioned, on my doors. I crimped the new patch panel, and the original lays in the crimp part. The glue is two part epoxy and was put on the seam after I drilled holes about ever four inches. I then bolted it together with tiny bolts, and removed the bolts after the epoxy set up. It took very little bondo to finish it out. I initially didn't think epoxy was a good idea, but reading and talking to people that have used it I decided to try it. I'm happy with it.

12-20-2018, 01:28 AM	#12
l. bacon Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: North east Oregon Posts: 12	Re: Tig welding door panel questions I should mention that I used the panel bonding glue as Kurt mentioned, on my doors. I crimped the new patch panel, and the original lays in the crimp part. The glue is two part epoxy and was put on the seam after I drilled holes about ever four inches. I then bolted it together with tiny bolts, and removed the bolts after the epoxy set up. It took very little bondo to finish it out. I initially didn't think epoxy was a good idea, but reading and talking to people that have used it I decided to try it. I'm happy with it.