Good evening, more good tips,tricks and techniques. Thanks again for sharing your expertise and experience. Better than any classroom. Good luck and take care.
what about the outer notches in the first tool you mentioned that are on the striker end? I sometimes use those to rest on the striker instead of the larger, center opening. seems to be more stable.
Oil canning is a term a buddy of mine teaching me some body work, called it when using heat to shrink the panel but your left with you push it and it pops back on its own
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Great video super lucky me im watching this on my lunch working on aligning a front clip for a 87 Caprice. Thanks for the tips!
You must not be from the Midwest. An 87 anything rusted away years ago around here. Glad to help. Thanks for watching
It is helpful a lot .
Thanks for sharing this video
I like that door latch tool it's sweet. Never knew about those
Good evening, more good tips,tricks and techniques. Thanks again for sharing your expertise and experience. Better than any classroom. Good luck and take care.
Thanks Steve. Good to hear from you
Nice socket trick I usually take the fender off and the door and beat the hinge back. I’ll have to give that a try
Just make sure to go a little at a time. Thanks for watching
i know somebody already answered.oil can from advanced hammering technique.good videos sir
Not answered correctly yet
"Oil canning" from "The ultimate heat shrinking video."- love your videos btw, very in depth tutorials.
Close but wrong video
Oil canning from "Advanced hammer and dolly techniques for auto body repair."
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Oil canning from "Using a body file | Auto body repair."
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Thank you. Excelent and useful. Respect .
Thanks for watching
Damn. This is a legit video. Thank you.
what about the outer notches in the first tool you mentioned that are on the striker end? I sometimes use those to rest on the striker instead of the larger, center opening. seems to be more stable.
Yeah those work too. Whatever you’re most comfortable with. Thanks for watching
New body tech here. Great video and thank you for the tips
Thanks for watching
I like to keep foam tape on my door adjuster near that pin so to avoid chipping the door shell at the striker.
That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that
Oil canning is a term a buddy of mine teaching me some body work, called it when using heat to shrink the panel but your left with you push it and it pops back on its own
Great video. I sure could have used this last summer. Dang !!!
Well there’s always next time. Thanks for watching
Great info, there. Thanks for sharing.
Wow I must have been lucky. I replaced my driver side car doors from another car. And the fit perfectly. 😅😅😅
The first chanel that talks tec not did bull shit straight up corect from one beater to another good to see you showing the trade right.
Thanks for watching
I think it was your video on shrinking panels
thank you
Respect
Advanced hammering techniques video, and I believe you are looking for work hardening.
Not what I’m looking for. Try again
2:08.... “mostly it’s just for BENDING them up”.
2:15...”it’s not going to bend them or anything”.
I cringe hard when he started bending that door.