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23-03-18, 00:23
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That’s a lot of welding to do and make it look good from both the outside and inside on some pretty thin sheet. When I was redoing my roof I initially thought to do what you guys are doing. However I found it easier to simply replace the entire panel. I slowly ground down the spot welds along the top edge from the inside. Hen just popped the panel off.
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