gasket999
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Hi folks, after repairing a number of steel parts for my Land Rover I sent them to be galvanized.
They've come back very nicely done but there are a number of places where the galvanizers have drilled small holes to vent box-section during the dipping process.
Before I seam seal, etch prime and paint the newly galv'd pieces I need to fill these holes without damaging the galvanized finish.
Rubber bungs will not be suitable and I don't want to use body-filler, plastic flush-fit bungs might do the job, but the ideal would really be some small metal bungs which I could tap into the holes and paint over. I've been told that such a creature exists but I can't find them on Google.
Could anyone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks indeed.
They've come back very nicely done but there are a number of places where the galvanizers have drilled small holes to vent box-section during the dipping process.
Before I seam seal, etch prime and paint the newly galv'd pieces I need to fill these holes without damaging the galvanized finish.
Rubber bungs will not be suitable and I don't want to use body-filler, plastic flush-fit bungs might do the job, but the ideal would really be some small metal bungs which I could tap into the holes and paint over. I've been told that such a creature exists but I can't find them on Google.
Could anyone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks indeed.