Scott,
My local club went to a body shop that had this process to see a
demonstration. It is slow and expensive, but seems to work well. The metal
is transferred from a small diameter rod held close to the location you want
the metal to transfer to. It is vaporized and electrically charged and
attracted to an oppositely charged work piece.
For a battery shelf, you might be better off getting a less pitted one from
the SW states.
Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500
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Subject: [FWDLK] Spray on metal repair?
A while back I saw an article in some magazine about a spray on metal
filler. A way to repair rust holes withour welding or plastic. This stuff
sprayed on a layer of metal that could them be sanded and finished. You
could not do it yourself becaust of the initial equipment costs. Does
anyone know the name of this stuff, Or have any experience with it?
I searched the internet but could not find anything.
I want to lok into this to repair some severely pitted areas in the
fenderwell/batterry box area.
Thanks.
Scott
1956 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer
2002 Dodge Ram Quad Cab
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