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Originally Posted by martureo
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Why not? Worked great for my repair job. This stuff is approved by OEMs. Some parts on cars come from the factory this way. It’s definite that it’s bonded and corrosion inhibited. Like using wood glue, the adhesive can be stronger than the metal itself.
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