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BobMcC Nov 2nd, 01, 4:03 PM I heard that there is a putty-like product that can be attached (stuck) to the back of sheet metal that will draw away excess heat during welding to minimize distortion. My intent is for quarter panel replacements. I found nothing on several web searches. Does anyone have any ideas ?? ------------------ Bob McCormick 69 Malibu project fastss396man Nov 2nd, 01, 4:33 PM Check with either a good local Auto body and paint supply store or check with a welding supply store. If they don't carry it they should be able to order it for you, I've never used this product but have read about it. Looks like a good product and I believe it is reusable. Had all my welding done by the time I read about this product. Good Luck FastSS396man ------------------ 69' SS396 Chevelle L78 396/375hp M-21 Close Ratio Cortez Silver 10 year Resto It's brand new again! [This message has been edited by fastss396man (edited 11-02-2001).] normie Nov 2nd, 01, 4:38 PM Also esatwood sells it.. I think they call it "Welding Putty" how original http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif ------------------ X-Ray View of my Chevelle :D (http://www.normieschevelle.com/sideview.jpg) Getting Closer (http://www.normieschevelle.com/passfull.jpg) BobMcC Nov 2nd, 01, 7:50 PM Thanks guys - The Eastwood web site has the stuff. They call it Anti Heat Compound (Item no. 31042) and it goes for $22.99 a quart. ------------------ Bob McCormick 69 Malibu project | ||