Paul SL320
Member
Hello,
I'ts your advice and experience I need on rust around the edge of the rear quarter panel where it meets the rear bumper at the wheel arch.
The rust does not seem to be right through the edge. So it seems I can either have the steel ground until its back to bare steel. Or have the edge cut out and a new repair piece welded in place. Then primed and sprayed in either case.
On the one hand all of the rust may not ground out. On the other hand I don't know if welding will cause the steels properties to be altered leading to rust.
What in your experience is most likely to give the longest lasting repair?
Thanks
Paul
I'ts your advice and experience I need on rust around the edge of the rear quarter panel where it meets the rear bumper at the wheel arch.
The rust does not seem to be right through the edge. So it seems I can either have the steel ground until its back to bare steel. Or have the edge cut out and a new repair piece welded in place. Then primed and sprayed in either case.
On the one hand all of the rust may not ground out. On the other hand I don't know if welding will cause the steels properties to be altered leading to rust.
What in your experience is most likely to give the longest lasting repair?
Thanks
Paul