Rust, pitted
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*Clamp a piece of copper to the other side of the panel, covering the pinhole. Then, fill the hole in with a MIG welder. When done, unclamp the copper -- it won't stick to the panel, and will act as a heat sink, so the panel doesn't warp as much. | *Clamp a piece of copper to the other side of the panel, covering the pinhole. Then, fill the hole in with a MIG welder. When done, unclamp the copper -- it won't stick to the panel, and will act as a heat sink, so the panel doesn't warp as much. | ||
*Drilling and patching -- explain. | *Drilling and patching -- explain. | ||
| + | *Solder Flowing can be done with specially formulated flux and solder combinations at temperatures as low as 350 degrees Fahrenheit. | ||
==Filling in the pits== | ==Filling in the pits== | ||
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