Posted by dave2 on July 12, 2011 at 02:46:22 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
around 30 years ago, we were working on my friend's car in shop at school. there was a rust hole in a a fender that wasn't convenient to weld and we didn't want to fill it with putty. Anyway,there was a tin of muffler patch in the tool room that (best memory) was in a tin about 4inches diameter and an inch thick. It was a stringy/fibery black putty/paste. Shined everything up, cut a piece if hardware cloth, and used that stuff to patch the hole. It hardened overnite like steel. Ground/sanded it and kept on. FF and I ran across him on facebook awhile ago. The car came up and he still has it and that patch has never been changed.
Anyone know the muffler paste I am talking about and if it is still available? Sure like to get ahold of it again.
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