You need to identify where the spot welds are. They can then be drilled
with a rosette cutter or you can grind away those areas with a cutting
disc. A spot weld cutting chisel in a chatter gun can be used if the
panel you need to save is well supported, not the case with the footwell
sides though. I then use a rigid putty knife blade to separate the pieces.
John
Fogelsville, PA
David N Waldmann wrote:
> Mine is pretty well rusted out, what's left of it. However, where it's
> attached is still pretty good, so I'm having trouble removing it. I tried a
> chisel, but the tendancy is for the footwell metal to pull away from the
> tray rather than vice-versa.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> -dnw-
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