Need Help how to cover holes from chrome trims

[Young0utlaw81Cutlass]

Hey guys i need some help on how to cover or patch the holes from the trims off my Cutlass i took off,I think i should weld it for better results cause bondo wouldnt last im i right? Let me know whats the right way to do it.
Thanks :arrow:

 

[pontiacgp]

When I removed mine I just cut the pins off and ground the studs flush with the body

 

[Young0utlaw81Cutlass]

When I removed mine I just cut the pins off and ground the studs flush with the body

Yeah i grind all pins but what you used to cover all holes to stay Flat,Flush?

 

[pontiacgp]

I'm not sure what holes you are talking about. To fill in a small hole I'd just fill it with a small weld and grind it flush

 

[Young0utlaw81Cutlass]

I'm not sure what holes you are talking about. To fill in a small hole I'd just fill it with a small weld and grind it flush

The bottom ones on the door and from the fender they like alittle smaller then a dime,But i should weld them better then using bondo

Thanks now i need find someone who welds
:wink:

 

[pontiacgp]

you can bondo them, I just find welding quicker and easier. You could also braze them with a oxy/propane torch

 

[spudd]

you can use a panel bond.3M and sem make one that works great. they use it to glue body panels on now days.
welding is the correct way but if your looking for east fix use the panel bond. Just tap the edges down a bit and put some tape on the back so it doesn't run through and let her buck

 

[Young0utlaw81Cutlass]

Ok guys thanks for the tips

 

[pontiacgp]

You can find smaller welding machines used at reasonable prices. It's not too hard to learn how to weld and it's a skill that'll be useful for lots of things, iit'll save you money and maybe make you money

 

[Young0utlaw81Cutlass]

You can find smaller welding machines used at reasonable prices. It's not too hard to learn how to weld and it's a skill that'll be useful for lots of things, iit'll save you money and maybe make you money

I've seen a couple at the pawn shop but didnt think i needed someday the electric ones works good as well.