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repaing 1/4 panels
I'm jsut going to be starting my 93 integra project and i need to repair all the rust 1st, I live in vermont so it's hard to find parts for any car with no rust. Does nayone know where i can find a new pair of 1/4 panels or would using new sheet metal be better. But i want the cheapest way of doing it.
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Re: repaing 1/4 panels
well, obviously just using sheet metal would be cheapest, but its gunna look cheap too unless done correctly, your better off goin to a junkyard and finding a decent teg with rust free 1/4's and haveing them cut off and u welding them in place of your old ones.
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Re: repaing 1/4 panels
well thats what i want to do but i live in vermont, and it nows hard and they use a lot of salt making the russt worse for a 12 yr old car. But i did see an integra with no rust at all in some parking lot so mayb theres hope haha
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Re: repaing 1/4 panels
well, good luck
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Re: repaing 1/4 panels
Well my friend jsut told me that split hair fiberglass if that's what it's called would be a good choice to use, anyone know if he is right and if is cheap?
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