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| | | | Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 190 Cruising in the Passing Lane | | Cruising in the Passing Lane Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 190 | Re: Chev4t6
I don't plan on doing any body work to any thing until I put everything back together in primer. It is easy to make something look good off the vehicle but once it is back together it is a whole different story. The cab is the only thing I have started some body work on but not to the finished state. My main goal is to get all the paint and bond-o off everything and put it in a etching primer. I have seen too many dents that get filled with bond-o instead of knocked out. With gas the way it is going I don't need that extra weight to haul around. lol
When you did that, did it not pull any of the other areas of the fender out of kilter? Sometimes I think getting those swooping curves back straight is as much of a pain as getting a dent out of an outside crease. I plan on welding the crack and hoping I can get some of the roll back around the rod once the two bend areas are back right.
Thanks for the info. on how you solved the problem.
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