Dan Trimbach
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I stripped the front fenders on my '71 Pontiac Lemans. I knew they had some dings and dents that I thought would be ok with a little filler. I sprayed them with SPI Black Epoxy today, and then all of the flaws really stood out. Now I see that I have a problem in front of one of the wheel wheels. There is a crease in the metal, and the natural curve is distorted.
I'm not the best with the hammer and dolly. If I start hammering on the crease, I am afraid I will just flatten out the thing and loose the contour, making it worse than when I started.
Before I go to town on it, and potentially make a mess of it, I wanted to see if I could get a little direction on where to hit it to get the crease out. Any help is appreciated.
I'm not the best with the hammer and dolly. If I start hammering on the crease, I am afraid I will just flatten out the thing and loose the contour, making it worse than when I started.
Before I go to town on it, and potentially make a mess of it, I wanted to see if I could get a little direction on where to hit it to get the crease out. Any help is appreciated.
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