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WOW another rear 1/4 chop topic

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WOW another rear 1/4 chop topic

Post by muddymav »

im sorry guys for posting up the 100000000000000000 rear quarter post , i know where and how to cut them, i have already done so, i just cant find any info on how to fill them in, i knew a bloke who fibreglased in but it just punched through, any help would be good
an Yes i have used search and theres just sooo many,i need to know because i am getting the car roadied and i dont think they'd appreciate 2 massive holes in the back of the car.
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Post by mud_runner_GQ »

i used so cheaker plat and welded it
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Post by badger »

i used some 2mm plate
just cut the chop a little lower and made vertical slits to create tabs, wich i then folded inwards and welded to
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Post by dirtyGQ »

i have seen them use sandwich board (nothathene or whatever it is)
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

Forgot what is called ( starts with B ) but its low carbon content steel and is beautiful to weld. I used 2mm. Trace them out and cut them out. Stitch MIG it all the way round so the heat doesnt build up and blow a hole. Then fill the inside up with body deadner and cold zinc. Hey presto
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Post by beretta »

bizalloy? :lol:
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Post by winchin »

GQ4.8coilcab wrote:Forgot what is called ( starts with B ) but its low carbon content steel and is beautiful to weld. I used 2mm. Trace them out and cut them out. Stitch MIG it all the way round so the heat doesnt build up and blow a hole. Then fill the inside up with body deadner and cold zinc. Hey presto
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Post by bogged »

Solder?
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Post by jet-6 »

Bronze!
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Post by pongo »

i used sellys expanda foam. worked fine for me. ;)
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

winchin wrote:
bicarbsoda
beretta wrote:bizalloy? :lol:
jet-6 wrote:Bronze!
HAHAHAHAH NO :finger: :finger: :finger: :finger:
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Post by AFeral »

I just got a piece of 2mm steel placed it over the hole. scribed around the inside. Cut the steel to the scribe line. Then TIG welded into place. I also back steeped the welds to reduce disortion. Bit of black paint job done.
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Post by LOCKEE »

We used a dumped commodore utes tailgate for mine.
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Post by jcclures »

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this is the way i have done mine.

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It is now repainted and it looks like a factory finish
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