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  1. maddawg308

    Working with lead, in bodywork

    Hole is about 1 inch from the weatherstrip, and the holes are about 5/8 diameter from the ladder rack bolts. A rivet would be too small.
  2. maddawg308

    Working with lead, in bodywork

    RE: lead That JB Weld looks like a winner. No fuss, no fumes, no heat, and I can sand just like if it was fiberglass or a steel weld. Thanks for the info!
  3. maddawg308

    Working with lead, in bodywork

    When jdobyns was over here last Friday, he got a good look at the work that still needs to be done on the -725 before it can be restored. One of the many things left were a few holes that had been drilled to hold up a ladder rack on the passenger side. These two holes were just to the right of...
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