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Mustang Cowl Repair Butt Weld

 
 
Mustang Cowl Repair Butt Weld
Mustang Cowl Repair Butt Weld
17 Now that the patch is securely held, all of the locking pliers can be removed and the patch completely butt-welded into place. Take your time, and make sure all gaps are completely welded, because any pinholes could pose as potential leak points. View Related Article
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