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impacter

 posted on 2nd Aug 04 at 11:32

so panel it is?


jamied

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 23:43

panel...


AdamF

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 19:18

defientely weld alot more permanent than a badly glued on peice of fibreglass


waynep

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 13:49

but a panel could crack and rattle if you have subs etc


Jambo

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 13:41

depends on who does the job.

Alot of welding can "sink" if its not a top job, also been known to bubble also.

O personally have gone for the panel, as it wont ever sink.


STEvieXE

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 12:42

quote:
Originally posted by SRi-Co
panel matey... not as much filler to bubble crack or sag:thumbs:


never saw filler bubble or sag yet...

disagree also


wezjax

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 12:16

i disagree.


silver_V179GNA

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 11:11

cheers m8


Rileysport

 posted on 1st Aug 04 at 11:09

panel matey... not as much filler to bubble crack or sag:thumbs:


silver_V179GNA

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 1st Aug 04 at 11:02

which is better gettin the boot smoothed or is it easier to get a flush boot panel ?

i need to no very soon as the car is goin in the bodyshop
thanx :thumbs: