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Yup... you can use that over the welds and it will work fine, or you can prime the bare welds with zinc chromate and paint them. The welds themselves are going to be your problem areas for rusting, since the deposited weld metal is not galvanized, so as long as you seal them from the air you'll be fine.
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trailer crossmember
well i replaced the fwd cross member, bunk stiffner, had it weight at cty landfill (980 lbs) and register. next, as we're tapping the trailer for any signs of rust . we found some at the rt rear main frame, and at the fwd side of frame ( sorry no downloaded pic yet). well a trip to the trailer store, some 2x5 11 ga steel, a certified welder and my g/f's dad, and im back in business. pictures to come.
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