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If you take a brush to the tiger seal while its still tacky you can give it a stippled effect which erases the weld beads and looses the repair .. works a treat and you cant pick it off once its cured :).

Now Scrapped ..

yep. UPOL make it and brand it as tiger seal .. https://u-pol.com/product/adhesives-sealants-plastic-repairs/adhesives-sealants/tiger-seal-polyurethane-sealant-and-adhesive/#:~:text=Sealant%20and%20Adhesive-,TIGER%20SEAL%E2%84%A2,Permanently%20flexible

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copy the reg numbers on the cars in the fance book page and send them to the DVLA with a complaint misrepresented reg marks .. DVlA love that stuff , they will withdraw the reg and impose a fine .. just nigles these arseholes ..

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Got the donor Disco home , some good parts to be had others marginal , but be good to see as much of it harvested to keep others on the road . Discovery 1 1995 red, grey cloth interior . Back door is mint but spoken for , Bonnet is very good, I haven't seen a dent on it but i haven't power...

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Ive seen so called professional restorations where the welding wasn't a patch on what you've achieved there . Looks great.. on areas like these that are prone to heavy rust I've seen me apply the seam sealer ( I use tiger seal ) and stipple it to cover the entire repair. the stippled effect...