Cab corner question

[4x4wannabe]

The cab corners on my 95 chevy 2500 are in need of repair. Anyway the truck's paint and body aren't exactly in perfect condition so i think i am going to attempt to patch up the corners with some patch panels from lmc or jc whitney as opposed to paying lots of money for a professional job. I really would prefer to weld it in but unfortunately i dont have easy access to a mig welder or any welder at that. So I decided I would try to epoxy on the patch panels since I have seen it turn out well on youtube videos and other websites. My question is what is the most economical but still reliable epoxy I can buy to glue sheet metal to sheet metal? Oh and sorry im asking about a chevy but i have yet to find a forum with as many knowledgeable and kind people as this forum has. Go TRS!

 

[adsm08]

JB weld. I have see a damaged engine mount successfully repaired on a wrecked Saturn L-series with that stuff.

 

[Ranger Sport Honduras]

ask jb weldman(koda6966)

 

[4x4wannabe]

so jb weld will really work good enough to hold a cab corner panel on? Ive used it before and had nothing but good luck with it but i didnt know it was that good.

 

[mentalbreakdown00]

I've repaired $10 K 13 liter detroit blocks with it that were cracked.

 

[4x4wannabe]

I've repaired $10 K 13 liter detroit blocks with it that were cracked.

Well it definatley should hold some sheet metal together then!