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How to repair minor aircraft skin damage
Draw a circle around the damaged area.
Drill a pilot hole in the circle so a bigger unibit can easily drill into the aluminum.
Using a preferred method cut out the aluminum within the circle drawn around the damage.

Select from the following.
(a). Push (or otherwise stab) a pilot hole into the center of the aluminum with a drill bit. Screw on large nuts (the larger the better) and reinforce the area with tack screws..
(b). Roll the aluminum back into a rigid loop. Cover the top of the circle with masking tape (the tape may be under various impacts from breaking screws)..
(c). Debur the newly cut hole. Cut out a circular patch from a sheet of aluminum that is the same thickness and the original aircraft skin..
(d). Mark the ground you're going to start at. Weld to the ground with a pilot hole to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters) thick..
(c).