Our Bugeye Sprite spent years as a race car–and that was before it sat for several more trips around the sun.
Along the way, someone had installed a roll bar by cutting out two huge square holes on the rear decklid. We’d need to fix that issue before finishing our quarter panel install.
We formed a patch panel from …
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Re: Fillings small holes in sheet metal
Old school: Clamp a piece of copper to the backside. Your puddle won't fall through, it won't stick to the copper, and when fit is firm against the metal (shaping to improve) it helps transfer heat for a fast bond to the parent metal. Works on aluminum too.