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Cutting and Grinding Away

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YOUR RESEARCHCutting and Grinding Away

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I've got a short video this week continuing my rust repair series on my 996.

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Suggestion · Original poster

I've got a short video this week continuing my rust repair series on my 996.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Howdy all, I've got a short video this week continuing my rust repair series on my 996. With the help of Yogi-mama I was able to successfully cut out the part from my donor piece in order weld it into the car. Check it out! You Tube

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I am interested in seeing how this insert becomes structurally sufficient to support the seats. Enjoyed watching this one.

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Quotes source post: 18053338

There's a riser that goes on top of that floor board for the seat to attach to. I drilled the welds off and removed it in a previous video. The welds are surprisingly strong.

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