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Pantech
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floorpan work

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I had huge holes in the floor pans witch i welded down new metal for. Now i have a bunch of holes all less then 1/2 inch whats the best way to seal the whole cab floor?
Its not hard its just really really fast.
I have a Ford f-100 65' long bed 352 FE
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Roger Carter
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Depending on the size of the holes, I will cut plugs and weld them in place, or just weld up the hole. When welding up a hole without a plug, it might be necessary to use a copper backer when welding. The copper will offer support to the weld but the weld metal will not stick to it.
Hope this helps.

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Anthony

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http://www.pexsupply.com/img/categoryIm ... %20Cap.jpg
I agree with the welding up of the holes. I used one of these caps with a wooden handle in it for my backing piece...... Anthony
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Post by charliemccraney »

How close are the holes? Might be less time consuming to cut out a section and weld in a patch.
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Pantech
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what about por 15 someone was talking about that to seal the cab to me befor
Its not hard its just really really fast.
I have a Ford f-100 65' long bed 352 FE
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