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    ok i have a 1994 firebird trans am and im going to be fixing all the rust on the body and under body under the car i got 2 holes that i know of on the floor pan im looking for a replacement floor pan or what is the best way to fix it and also my rear quarter panel on the driver side has a hole in it that i would also like to fix please i need some input let me know.

    thanks!

  • #2
    lol everyone has rust in those spots, Nice design flaws....
    look them up on shermans

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    • #3
      ya it sucks the flaws suck i thought i only had surface rust then i was messing around with a friend and kicked a hole in my quarter panel yes i know stupid but ya. but i found the site and dont think im finding anything?
      Last edited by ba94ta; July 16th, 2009, 02:51 AM.

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      • #4
        oh they have them, its just difficult to find anything which is why i drive there all the time.

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        • #5
          lol so um how do i find the parts.....and it would take me 3 hours and 30+ minutes to get there if i drove
          Last edited by ba94ta; July 16th, 2009, 03:11 AM.

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          • #6
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            • #7
              I usually just use test panels (14 guage) for body and just re-did the floors in mine by sandwiching a few of those panels with military epoxy (used for holding armor to tanks), then bonding them to the floors. A coat of POR-15, let it dry, then spray undercoat over that.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by steddy View Post
                I usually just use test panels (14 guage) for body and just re-did the floors in mine by sandwiching a few of those panels with military epoxy (used for holding armor to tanks), then bonding them to the floors. A coat of POR-15, let it dry, then spray undercoat over that.
                thats all im gonna do, I don't really care about the floor who sees it i just want it strong.

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                • #9
                  from what i saw the sponsor really doesnt have anything for my car...

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