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NitsudJan-27-04 12:02 PM
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#65837, "Welding talon doors."


          

Has anyone with the Talon door trim ever remove it. There's those annoying holes for the plastic clips, anyone know a good method to weld the holes up? Thanks.

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tim97rsJan-27-04 01:21 PM
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#65840, "RE: Welding talon doors."
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well, uhm, you could 'weld' them up. or you can use fiberglass or bondo, but welding would be the best.

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SpreadEagleJan-27-04 02:50 PM
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#65844, "RE: Welding talon doors."
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They're just stuck on with tape, no welding or glassing, worst case scenario maybe just a little rubbing compound.



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SteveJan-27-04 03:02 PM
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#65845, "RE: Welding talon doors."
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He has a 97 talon with the bigger ones not the onesl ike us...arent there like 3 holes holding the 97 ones on??

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SpreadEagleJan-27-04 05:50 PM
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#65849, "RE: Welding talon doors."
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Ooohhhh, my bad. I sincerely apologize if you now have big ugly holes in your doors because of m emoji



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ClipseRSTJan-28-04 10:10 AM
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#65881, "RE: Welding talon doors."
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if you know how to weld, then go for it. But if you or the person that does it for you isnt very good at it you can end up with a big dent because of the heat, and you wont be able to pop that dent. I would fiberglass.

  

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