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They seem to rust there so I suspect it holds the moisture and rust's from the inside.
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Right I'm back on yay so yesterday I found said hole and went about repairing done a little step by step on how I do it just incase it helps someone else that needs to do just a little repair so first up cut out to good metal all round
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I then got out as much rust and crap as possible and used a rust inhibitor to try n slow the process I will also when all finished go round and grease all the cavities
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Next was make a template on a small repair I use masking tape then run my dirty fingers round the edge to make an impression
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Transfer to metal and cut out then fine tune so roughly got 1mm gap all the way around
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Then join the spots with lots of other spot welds moving around and taking breaks to let the metal cool once done grind down excess
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Next would be skim some filler prime and paint but ain't got no filler so just chucked primer over for now job done
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That's a great little guide mate.Comment
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Tidy job, done right. Kudos.Comment
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Top job. Fantastic. Thanks for the simple how to. What settings were you using? Do you have steel hanging about for these types of jobs?
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Cheers yeah always got sheet steel knocking about for just incase and as for settings on thin panel work as low as it goes with wire speed around 6
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Great job there and a great How To. I really need to learn to weld.Comment
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