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    welding on a CUCV / CARC

    Assel, to each his own, I understand. I refuse to panel bond quarter panels on the old 8ft long tail muscle cars I've done, and several other spots. Something just makes me want to keep it metal. Spot weld and go slow for sure, 6" apart or more. Make a pass down and let it cool naturally. Then...
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    welding on a CUCV / CARC

    Assel, it is messy if you're not careful, but fairly non toxic in the eyes of a body guy. A tip, wear 2 pairs of latex or nitrile gloves. The first is sure to get glue on it. When you have the dirty work done strip the first pair, do your clean up areas with the second pair. The biggest benefit...
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    welding on a CUCV / CARC

    Might be worth your time to look into gluing the panels on. No warping issues and if properly prepped it will never come apart. I was very skeptical of gluing on panels when I first started doing bodywork, but it is a good system in many areas. It also leaves your seams nearly impervious to...
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