Thread: Sheet Metal Shrinking Disc
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03-10-2008 05:03 PM #1
Pat i did mean hammer but the word pick meant just a small area . I know a pick would be allmost like driving it out with a screw driver and hammer . HHMM i do remember doing something like that 35 yrs ago LOL and i do remember it look bad then . I have never used a slapping file and would like a class . I came from body shops that weren't restoring but production repair shops who only looked at the bottom line ..
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03-10-2008 05:17 PM #2
Originally Posted by bluestang67
Irish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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03-10-2008 05:20 PM #3
Denny im getting a good picture of that in my head . I"ve seen some great sheet metal work since i've gotten deeper in this hobby . That is why i would like to try and save this metal with out filler just to do it i guess . Couple pics of damage on fender .Last edited by bluestang67; 03-10-2008 at 05:52 PM.
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03-10-2008 05:31 PM #4
Pat shops i managed was even before the stud gun which i think is another great tool . Seen many a hole with screw in it pulling dents and metal back to somewhat of a shape.
Denny you had me busting with the pointy things and yes previous went to town on it .Last edited by bluestang67; 03-10-2008 at 05:35 PM.
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03-10-2008 05:40 PM #5
Originally Posted by bluestang67
Irish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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03-10-2008 05:41 PM #6
Denny and Pat i will be giving it a whirl here this summer. I hope to improve my metal work 10 fold and be able to just fill primer this fender worst thing on the car . I have a slight crease about 6 inches long in the quarter also and this metal is so thick .
Damn, that's something I didn't want to hear. I'm glad I got to meet him and Rosie and Rick. I'm proud to have had him as a friend, RIP Johnboy
John Norton aka johnboy