Repairing a Rusted Inner Fender | Panel
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Many times the inner panel will be rusted too. Today we'll take a detailed look at how to repair a rusted inner fender instead of replacing it. Tools, materials & more listed below:
🔥 Tin Snips - Wiss M2R right-cut aviation snips
🔥 Sheet Metal - .030" - 20 gauge CR sheet metal - A1008 - from Alro Steel
🔥 Dolly - (Similar) - Martin Tool & Forge Dolly Blocks 1065
🔥 Welding Clamps - IRWIN Vise Grip large jaw locking pliers - various sizes
🔥 Small Die Grinder - Mac Tools
🔥 Cut Off Wheel - www.harborfrei...
🔥 Wire Wheel on Drill - www.harborfrei...
🔥 Welder - ARCCAPTAIN MIG200
🔥 Yellow Tape - 3M Automotive Refinishing Masking Tape
🔥 Undercoating - Autobody Master rubberized undercoating - Part 7668
🔥 Paint for inside of fender - Nason Ful-Cryl single stage acrylic enamel
🔥 Lakeside Discord (Post Your Project Pics) - / discord
🔥 Lakeside Merch and Apparel - Website down at the moment 😢
Great job as always Jerry ! I like how you massaged that perfectly into place. A very smart repair, very cost effective.
I like cost effective - especially when a small bag of chicken strips from the grocery store costs 10 bucks! Happy Super Bowl 🏈
@@LakesideAutobody So true. Should be a good one!
Thank God for Jerry and his videos . Simplicity is so beautiful . Jerry there’s a book that talks about you.
Thanks HAF - Simple is good - it can never be to simple for me. That's why I like rocky movies - not too hard to follow 😅
@@LakesideAutobody I was looking at some other videos just to see . There was a guy Talking for 18 minutes . 😵💫
Great video Jerry I love metal work it's my favorite
It's good times for sure. I like the creativity it brings out in a person :)
Thanks Jerry! That kind of tuto is pretty rare...
Nice little video looks good keep up the good work have a great weekend
Aweh Jerry, another great video :) keep them coming my friend. Have a great weekend!
Another great job Jerry 👌🏾
YT turned off notifications again. Good demo, it's almost like you've done it before
Thanks Bruce - have a good week :)
Great video as always.
Nice work , that made quick work of the rusty inner fender
Thanks RG - happy Super Bowl weekend 🏈😊
Those rotted trucks keep you busy! Have a great weekend Jerry! Randy
Yep - up here in Michigan there seems to be a lot of them. Happy Super Bowl :)
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Thanks for the sub and support Diamond D :)
Great work... Have a good weekend!!
Happy Super Bowl MN62 🏈😊
I imagine most DIYers forget or just plain don't bother with the inner fender. Better to do it right!
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Do you think that it might of been better to replace the whole inner fender1? And if not how long will a repair like that hold up?
Yes, it would probably be better to replace it but this will last quite long - really probably just as long as a new one because it's essentially the same thing (new sheet metal) only a little uglier :)
Like wow jerry
Hey Super G - hope you have a good Super Bowl weekend 🏈
Gotta really applaud someone who can successfully do this repair using simply sheet metal. I always just buy the inner fender...lol...as tack welding a new inner fender...doesn't require a whole lot of skill...in comparison.
Thanks for the kind words Joe - Happy Super Bowl weekend 🏈😊
Very nice...so you can use filler on thin metal like this?
Yes - no problems at all. Just grind or sand it nice and clean, apply filler, sand smooth, prime, paint :)
Isn't it necessary to fully seam weld the inner arch?
You can for sure but this will do just fine for a lot of years - especially if you under coat both sides :)
Did you use the ArcCaptain welder on this project? If so, how is that welder working for you after three months or so? I am interested in an inexpensive welder.
Yes. The welder is great - use it quite often. My Miller's gas valve went out on me and I was going to fix it but this works just as good as the Miller. Works exactly the same - feels the same too :) That being said - the Miller may last longer because of the availability of replacement parts but heck - I couldn't be happier - super easy to use - big easy to read interface - a works like it should :)
@@LakesideAutobody Cool, thanks for the update. I'll probably go ahead and get one!
Jerry I love your videos. Can I send you some gloves?
Thanks 93. A pair of gloves would be great - I really appreciate that. You can email me at schoolvideolibrary@gmail.com if you do want to send some out. Happy Super Bowl my friend :)
What brand welder do you use? Thank you
I usually use a Miller Millermatic 90 110v but the gas valve went. This is what I use now while I wait for parts - it works just as well - I leave it permanently set up for MIG - ruclips.net/video/jZikIeH-SWQ/видео.html
Have you ever done floor panels
Yes - it's pretty much the same only you might want to really clean up the welds and surrounding area even sand blast, then lay a nice bead of auto body seam sealer to prevent leaks or a wet floor :)
The use of road salt is a racket.
You are probably right :)
@@LakesideAutobody I have my winter use vehicles treated with Fluid Film annually. And also, flush underside with fresh water after salt exposure. Commercial car washes recycle their water, so during winter washes, the dissolved salt is concentrated. When you have the undercarriage rinse at these car washes, you are actually having a salt spray application. You have a great channel!!! The metal keeps getting thinner with these new cars!
@@brucesheehe6305 Where do you have that done? BTW thanks for watching and the tips - have a good weekend :)