Aside from the gaping holes in the floors, rockers, fenders and quarter panels, which I am working on and have no problem knowing how to fill, I have a question about whether or not I can get away with something when it comes to filling some holes in my roof:
My car was originally an all black 4-door sedan. There are 3 holes in the roof that go through the otherwise good headliner. From the circular mark, it looks like there was a gumball on top of the car at some point. I want to fill these with a quick little zap from my MIG welder, my question is just how likely is it that I can get away with this without taking down the headliner (which is tucked into the rubber for the windshield in front and rear window in back, which I don't want to deal with removing and replacing)
And the obvious concern would be igniting the sound deadener between the vinyl headliner material and the roof sheetmetal (wasn't it just a cardboard-like material soaked in tar?)
My car was originally an all black 4-door sedan. There are 3 holes in the roof that go through the otherwise good headliner. From the circular mark, it looks like there was a gumball on top of the car at some point. I want to fill these with a quick little zap from my MIG welder, my question is just how likely is it that I can get away with this without taking down the headliner (which is tucked into the rubber for the windshield in front and rear window in back, which I don't want to deal with removing and replacing)
And the obvious concern would be igniting the sound deadener between the vinyl headliner material and the roof sheetmetal (wasn't it just a cardboard-like material soaked in tar?)