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Hi all.
I'm cleaning up a South Bend 10" Heavy and want to make it look really nice. One problem is that there are a number of nicks, some fairly good size. Most are in places where I can't just grind the surface down. I don't want to use epoxy where it is not a painted surface since the epoxy will show up pretty obviously against the polished steel. I don't want to weld it and put stresses into this nicely aged metal. I was wondering if spray welding would work and can it be done by a home shop guy. Or is there any epoxy out there that looks like polished steel? Any other suggestions? Thanks. Steve. |
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