I have a 24" hole in the arched section of my Quonset hut. The picture shown is of the hole with the pieces the the previous owner cut out and I tack welded back in. i am not good enough with the welder to run a good bead on such thin galvanized metal but is is relatively structural.
The main difficulty is the arched section combined with the 10" deep ridge combined with the small corrugation. i can figure out how to flash or cover the area with anything rigid. I have been recommended to use lead but am very unfamiliar with its use.
Any good suggestion? Finding new panels has been unsuccessful.
Thanks Aaron
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2013-09-05 16:46:48.000000
That is going to require a complex repair and probably not a true DIY undertaking.
Do you have a good metal mechanic near you?
Welding or brazing in the repair panel is probably best.
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