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Hi,
I have an old (92) Swift Challenger, and am just about done making the rails all watertight. However, whilst cleaning it, I noticed several small (circa 4mm diameter) holes on the off-side, in the skin.
They could be from some kinda fitting, or could just be perished aluminium, but I wondered if anyone had any idea how to treat them? There's about 10 or so, but the skin of the 'van is of the 'textured' effect, and an off-cream/magnolia - type colour. Patching with sikaflex might be an option, but the glorious white will draw a lot of attention to them.
Anyone have any clues/ideas of suitable repair materials?
Bort
PS There's too many of them to stick reflectors/grills/rails over 'em!
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Topic: Little holes in skin
