No idea where ya got the pieces but I got a building I repair use hydraulic cement an shape the bottom of the door then dry then hit it with some bondo hard as rock just as smooth door functions properly won't rust out again its a bit tedious helps if ya make a jig to keep the shape
How much difficulty did you have welding that seam with sealant you put directly behind and coming out of the front of the weld joint? Also..there is paint on both sides of that frame.
@@edshandymantips4862 disclaimer. I do not pass judgement on other tradesmen's work. I believe more or less we have the same occupation. Is it broken? I can fix that.. but. My current process welding tabs on the inside and using 3/16 ss rivets to make the connection where your weld seam would be. Then galvi or SS "cleats" on the bottom. The only reason I do this is to avoid any potential fires from whoever installed the frame. Again, this is just my way (of many ways) to achieve the same result. Good luck out there good sir
I had someone contact me about a repair like this and also repairing the steel door , it’s rusted from the bottom as well , could I contact you to see what would be the best way to repair it ? Also what size wire did you use
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No idea where ya got the pieces but I got a building I repair use hydraulic cement an shape the bottom of the door then dry then hit it with some bondo hard as rock just as smooth door functions properly won't rust out again its a bit tedious helps if ya make a jig to keep the shape
I have the same problem. Can U post your solutions...👍🏾
Very nice
Excellent job
Great work AND big bummer you didn’t show us that labor of you actually cutting and welding and fastening. 😢
Great job! Thanks for the tutorial, Ed!
How much difficulty did you have welding that seam with sealant you put directly behind and coming out of the front of the weld joint? Also..there is paint on both sides of that frame.
Good questions. I recall burnishing the front side down to metal. Did not have any problem welding it. Still holding strong.
@@edshandymantips4862 disclaimer. I do not pass judgement on other tradesmen's work. I believe more or less we have the same occupation. Is it broken? I can fix that.. but. My current process welding tabs on the inside and using 3/16 ss rivets to make the connection where your weld seam would be. Then galvi or SS "cleats" on the bottom. The only reason I do this is to avoid any potential fires from whoever installed the frame. Again, this is just my way (of many ways) to achieve the same result. Good luck out there good sir
That's most certainly a fire door. Replace the whole frame.. this is not allowed in commercial.
I had someone contact me about a repair like this and also repairing the steel door , it’s rusted from the bottom as well , could I contact you to see what would be the best way to repair it ? Also what size wire did you use
Where did you find the replacement piece
doorinnovation.com