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We've all had something like this happen. Sometimes trying to fix it just makes it worse, trust me, I know.
So I came upon this and it's possibly the best remedy I have seen.
https://youtu.be/-8N0y0jVAng?si=gZ4932J_TjrRY96W

Old, great tip !

But I can see myself making a hell of a mess quickly doing that ! No patience here

You should have posted this a few years ago.

cfairweather wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 7:47 pm You should have posted this a few years ago.

Yes, I know that feeling!

I saw that a couple of years ago on one of the forums. It looks like a good method but I'm not a good enough welder to make it work.

I've seen this method before. Very cool. I wonder if, with my seriously shaky welding skills, I could get the settings right though. But if I was down to stems and seeds I'd give it a go.

This method requires a very steady hand. Too easy to weld to sidewall and really mess things up. Practice first on nuts and bolts.