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    1. 03-29-2014 #1
      71maroesteban
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      Is this an easy fix?

      Okay so I decided to rip the carpet out of my car to check the floors 98 percent of it looked solid but there where two spots that worried me they didn't like pitted or anything can I fix them or should I just cut them out and weild so patches on to there

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    3. 03-29-2014 #2
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      Some pics
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      Pics would be nice. don't know if it has holes through or just pitted. If it's just surface rust, I would get the rust out and prime and paint it. But, like I said pics of what your doing would help.

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      Wow, just as I sent this the pics showed up. either were psychic or ? lol

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      The last two looks like some rust through, this I would cut out and replace.

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      Thanks I'll clean up the rest and cut and wield some metal pieces into those trouble spots at least most of it is in good shape
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      You should clean it good with a wire brush on a grinder to open things up and see what you have. Looks to me like you have a lot of bad news going on there...
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      Quote Originally Posted by charchri4 View Post
      You should clean it good with a wire brush on a grinder to open things up and see what you have. Looks to me like you have a lot of bad news going on there...
      cleaned it up a bit around the places that looked rusted only 1 spot that needs to be cut and wielded its about the size of a poker card so glad it wasn't too bad
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