Rust :/
I take it this post was out of frustration because if you have to ask you likely don't have the tools or knowledge to do it yourself. Not saying you can't learn, but my experience says you won't.
White duct tape should do the job. Plus when it gets bigger you can add more tape!
The best option is to take it to an auto body repair shop. Don't be surprised if it's $500+ to fix it.
White duct tape should do the job. Plus when it gets bigger you can add more tape!
The best option is to take it to an auto body repair shop. Don't be surprised if it's $500+ to fix it.
Last edited by Tackle; Oct 30, 2013 at 01:27 PM.
I take it this post was out of frustration because if you have to ask you likely don't have the tools or knowledge to do it yourself. Not saying you can't learn, but my experience says you won't. White duct tape should do the job. Plus when it gets bigger you can add more tape! The best option is to take it to an auto body repair shop. Don't be surprised if it's $500+ to fix it.



