Yep, I agree. Wait, my ego got the best of me there Mick, let me
back up. Yes it turned out pretty good, only problem is it took
me a month to get it looking that way without using a can of
Bondo to smooth things over. I hadn't done any of that hammer
and dolly work for many decades so that rear fender served as
a refresher in panel beating that me pop taught had me over
50 years ago. Just a few dabs of plastic filler near the
bottom edges which needed some tears welded shut.
A little bit of lead also at the toe after welding, where It
mounts to the running board and was torn. In an area like that
where there is more stress I like to use lead, just because I
feel that the molecular bond makes for a stronger interface of
the filler and parent metal.
DG
Last edited by Denny Graham; 01/28/2014 11:02 PM.
