Bilgamesh
Sr. Member
Here is a pretty good basic article about plug welding. I bought a Lincoln Weld-Pak HD as a first step toward replacing my driver's side floor pan. I was not aware that plug welding is the method of choice for this type of job until yesterday. I think that fact makes my job easier, as it looks like I won't have to practice much to do a plug weld. I do have a couple questions:
1. Is there any advantage to overlapping the floor pan over the existing or vice versa? (and which piece to drill)
2. How do you protect the mating surfaces from future rust?
3. What is the best/safest way to remove the old pans?
Thanks
1. Is there any advantage to overlapping the floor pan over the existing or vice versa? (and which piece to drill)
2. How do you protect the mating surfaces from future rust?
3. What is the best/safest way to remove the old pans?
Thanks