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To do it right you would want to have the holes welded/filled in with a MIG welder most likely. Then it would be ground down flat, bondo applied, yadda, yadda, yadda, and painted. They can just be filled in with bondo but me personally on a Z I would not do that. I supervise a body shop here on base and welding in the holes is really easy, most of the labor will be in the bondo work and paint.
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Originally Posted by lottness
To do it right you would want to have the holes welded/filled in with a MIG welder most likely. Then it would be ground down flat, bondo applied, yadda, yadda, yadda, and painted. They can just be filled in with bondo but me personally on a Z I would not do that. I supervise a body shop here on base and welding in the holes is really easy, most of the labor will be in the bondo work and paint.
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