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patch work

I took the wing and antenna off my eclipse and left alot of nasty holes. What should I use to get ride of them. bondo? or should I weld them up? Thanks
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Re: patch work

in my opinion, i think you should weld them. if you cant do it take it to a shop. i just hate bondo, i feel like it is half-assing the job. my
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I think that you should weld it too, if you are doing the job you might as well do it right.
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