Installing SFCs... problem
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Installing SFCs... problem Friend told me, if i do not remove the carpet, the carpet will catch on fire due to the welding heat from welding in the sub frame connectors??? is this true?
it MIGHT.
some people throw a wet towel on it.
i prefer to take the 2mins and remove the edge trim.. then set damp towels UNDER the carpet/wires.
reduces the chance that you'll melt something.
some people throw a wet towel on it.
i prefer to take the 2mins and remove the edge trim.. then set damp towels UNDER the carpet/wires.
reduces the chance that you'll melt something.
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
it MIGHT.
some people throw a wet towel on it.
i prefer to take the 2mins and remove the edge trim.. then set damp towels UNDER the carpet/wires.
reduces the chance that you'll melt something.
some people throw a wet towel on it.
i prefer to take the 2mins and remove the edge trim.. then set damp towels UNDER the carpet/wires.
reduces the chance that you'll melt something.
Yes, it can catch on fire. I took my time with mine plus did some cooling with a spray bottle and it worked fine. Also won't hurt to have a set of eyes on the interior just to make sure. I have seen the results of someone welding the SFC by themselves, just going to town with the welder and didn't relize the interior was on fire. Not a pretty sight.
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Originally Posted by 99zee
Yes, it can catch on fire. I took my time with mine plus did some cooling with a spray bottle and it worked fine. Also won't hurt to have a set of eyes on the interior just to make sure. I have seen the results of someone welding the SFC by themselves, just going to town with the welder and didn't relize the interior was on fire. Not a pretty sight.
