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Old 10-08-2010, 04:20 AM
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My problem is a problem with rust. The door jam where the door locks in place, on both sides the rust has rotted through thte meal leaving long holes. My question is whawt can I use to effectively fix this problem without cutting and welding
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Re: Further problems

Is that the only place rusted?
Rust is hard to stop once started.

If lock plate mounting is rusted threw is is a cut out and weld in new plate mounting.
Ckeck your local body shop on the problem and get there idea on it.
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