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This has been discussed in the past on the MG forum. For patch panels this should be fine, but for floorpans, where they are structural, do not use it. This was intended for use on modern vehicles which were designed to use adhesives in the construction process. For any older vehicles which were designed prior to the advent of these adhesives, never use them on any panels that contribute to the strength of the bodyshell.