I just bought a set of 240Z window frames to replace the current ones on my car. My only reason for doing this was the previous owner drilled holes into the frames in order to attach mirror plates🤦
The replacement frames look great minus a small gash on the passenger side. What’s the best way to repair this? A stainless steel repair shop? Honestly don’t know..

First off, remove the rubber and felt inner-window channel and toss it.  New replacements are readily available online and will seal the window much better.

I'm sure a body shop with a TIG welder can fill that minor imperfection and grind it down smooth and you can blend it yourself with a some steel wool and elbow grease.  

Once mounted, you won't know it's there.

 

Edited November 24, 20222 yr by DatsunZGuy
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I would agree. Toss the seals and felts. Weld in some stainless and polish to match. May not be a flawless repair. Will depend a lot on the welder

I think it's more of a dent.. you can take that out with a small pulling hammer and a (self made sharp 180 degrees chisel hooking into it). The metall looks like it's chromed when you zoom in.. but it should be stainless all the way... i think?? So after pulling the little dent you should be able to clean it up easely with some steel wool 000 (very fine) and then some polish.

Ended up getting a full refund for the damaged door frame from the shop I ordered it from in Massachusetts. The guy has a mint condition one and will mail it to me next week. Hope you guys in the US had a wonderful thanksgiving!