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I have an old van and the wheal covers are rusted through, and water is getting inside the cargo area of the van.

My main worry is this: how would you weld this? For some weird-ass reason, the wheal cover is made of TWO layers of sheat metal. I have no idea why, and after welding both layers I have no idea what you're supposed to do with the gap in between. Rustproofing it is going to be hard, and you're not supposed to stuff it with silicone either.
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Year, make, model, anon? This might be a case where it's easier to buy reproduction patch panels if they exist, chop it all out to clean, easy to weld areas, and then attach the replacements.
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>>29119336
1992 Volkswagen Transporter / "Eurovan"
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>>29119970
Oh.
Is there a god you can pray to?



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