CitronPresse
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Hi guys!
I'm restarting a '69 300 that has been stored in a barn for 30 years and I would like to protect it as best as possible while it's dry before it sees the rain again
There is only one hole in the vinyl roof...
I wonder about the best method to adopt to repair it and seal it in the least ugly and more efficient way possible...
The vinyl is peeled off (I don't know how to tell it in english sorry) the metal for several inches around the hole, I thought I would make a clean and straight incision to expose the peeled part, clean the metal as best as possible and apply some (specialized) glue to re-stick the vinyl, and seal the opening with silicone or other stuff
At least the sheet metal looks healthy and free of rust underneath, which is surprising
Has anyone ever done this? Is there a better method? Give me your opinion and advice please!
I'm restarting a '69 300 that has been stored in a barn for 30 years and I would like to protect it as best as possible while it's dry before it sees the rain again
There is only one hole in the vinyl roof...
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I wonder about the best method to adopt to repair it and seal it in the least ugly and more efficient way possible...
The vinyl is peeled off (I don't know how to tell it in english sorry) the metal for several inches around the hole, I thought I would make a clean and straight incision to expose the peeled part, clean the metal as best as possible and apply some (specialized) glue to re-stick the vinyl, and seal the opening with silicone or other stuff
At least the sheet metal looks healthy and free of rust underneath, which is surprising
Has anyone ever done this? Is there a better method? Give me your opinion and advice please!