Subject	use scraps of sheet metal as a heat shield
Posted by	Shiers69 on June 12, 2013 at 11:20 AM
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In Reply To	What to do when you find your seat frame cracked. posted by pieboy100 on June 11, 2013 at 10:18 PM
Message	so you can weld without melting the foam. (don't take my word on it though, I've never done this before)
Follow Ups	What to do when you find your seat frame cracked. - pieboy100 22:18:53 06/11/13 You're like 5 minutes away from stripping everything off the - zQuikonE 23:11:44 06/11/13 Wow! Your good, want to come over and redo my seats? (n/m) - pieboy100 10:54:10 06/12/13 Bring it over. Found my old post on this. Been over a year. - zQuikonE 22:35:32 06/12/13 eat more salads. (n/m) - eazyez 05:15:10 06/12/13 And less pies :) (n/m) - bartz32tt 07:06:36 06/12/13 Like! (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 15:40:54 06/12/13 Switch car to RHD. (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 08:12:56 06/12/13 ...and then the Lord said, let there be JB Weld!! (n/m) - The Hawk 09:13:47 06/12/13 JB is good... but more than likely you'd be fixing it again - ZXoltan 10:42:50 06/12/13 JB weld would not hold that. Adding JB weld to the existing - zellamay 12:06:09 06/12/13 I've personally had it hold a LOT, so..... (n/m) - The Hawk 14:37:00 06/12/13 kudos on a creative solution! (n/m) - nashvegas 09:56:38 06/12/13 use scraps of sheet metal as a heat shield - Shiers69 11:20:08 06/12/13 So the weld broke from stress, and you thought a screw would - TriniTT 11:28:32 06/12/13 Some thoughts: Welding would have been so much easier, - zellamay 11:52:44 06/12/13 I just thought of this, if welding is not an option: - zellamay 14:19:08 06/12/13 Amazing how Nissan over-engineered so many systems - ZXoltan 14:59:15 06/12/13
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