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I have seen guys use glue in car repairs. I am not much for it. I think it may be ok for fixing a daily driver but I have 2 issues. One is after 10 years and you decide to restore it, I would wrather deal with a properlly welded car then one glued together. I can think of a host of issues that could create after 10-20 years (especially since we as hobiest may not prepare the metal the same way a auto manufacturer may). Second, I don't think the asthetics of a glued together car would be as good a nicely welded car. As far as a lon seam, once you get going, it's not bad.

Gary

3/16/067:27 AM

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