Interesting way to weld

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Re: Interesting way to weld

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Yup, unorthodox it might be but he seemed to get a lot of fun out of the job. :D

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Wonder if he knows the guy who had my van then? Gaffa tape across holes and then put in mastic and polyfilla, not even car filler.
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Mine had a hole just above the gutter that had been plugged with an oval-shaped piece of baked bean tin. It had evidently been pushed through the hole and then held in place while the glue dried using a piece of elastic through a hole in the middle. It was then smoothed over with white bathroom sealant, and since my van is white too it looked better than it sounds!
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