I do have a brand new apron for this that I can either use and replace the entire piece or cut it up and make a patch. The damaged area (eaten by battery acid, not rust) isn't all that big, and the surrounding metal is fine.
I do not plan on putting the battery in the front. Leaving it as-is in the trunk. So this area will be, well.. a useless area of space. With that in mind, if I do just a patch job, do you think it would have to be welded or could something like JB Weld or Fusor or some 3M stuff would work?
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I do not plan on putting the battery in the front. Leaving it as-is in the trunk. So this area will be, well.. a useless area of space. With that in mind, if I do just a patch job, do you think it would have to be welded or could something like JB Weld or Fusor or some 3M stuff would work?