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Tomnova16

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20th Nov 12 at 22:16

[Edited on 21-11-2012 by Tomnova16]

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Located in Chalfont st Peter

AndyCorsaSport

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20th Nov 12 at 22:42

1 series? Looks well. Fairly big join.

Tomnova16

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20th Nov 12 at 22:47

Yeah
Didn't want to go much higher as would have gone a bit close to the roof.
Actually never been taught how to do it just watched the beaters at my old place.

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
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gazza808

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20th Nov 12 at 22:48

I'd love to just even know where to start when doing a job like these in here!
I wouldn't have a clue and it deffo wouldn't be straight lol!!

AndyCorsaSport

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20th Nov 12 at 22:53

Aye looks close enough to roof as it is

New fiestas are quality, about an inch join on the 3 door ones. Although I like mini ones too, no joins.

Gazza you'd be fine,

I didn't know where to start when I started the job.

Tomnova16

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20th Nov 12 at 23:00

It's like anything. Look at it in small sections rather than a whole.
Minis are so easy. No high build just wet on wet and paint. Make some good bonus on those bitches

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AndyCorsaSport

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20th Nov 12 at 23:27

bet you do! Got a top 1/4 peice on a Merc Sprinter tommorow (small ish panel but up near roof), new panel but fairly small so don't know if ill give it a go repairing it instead of replacing.

Tomnova16

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20th Nov 12 at 23:28

Give it a whirl. If it doesn't pull out then put a new one on.

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AndyCorsaSport

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20th Nov 12 at 23:34

Aye. Rather not do either, hate panels on vans! If I can get to back of it, which I doubt, ill give it a go at repairing.

FlamingCorsa

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20th Nov 12 at 23:41

Interesting stuff again Andy, keep the pictures coming.

Ian

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20th Nov 12 at 23:45

I love bodywork, right up to the point that it needs to look good under paint.

SteveoBC

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21st Nov 12 at 00:12

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Aye. Rather not do either, hate panels on vans! If I can get to back of it, which I doubt, ill give it a go at repairing.

used to have to loads of transit side panels back in the day FUCK THAT never again, they are a cunt to do

Generation

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21st Nov 12 at 01:18

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I love bodywork, right up to the point that it needs to look good under paint.

Same, been watching this thread.

I like seeing progress pics, turning something ruined into brand new looking is amazing.

Graeme

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21st Nov 12 at 18:06

quote:
Originally posted by SteveoBC

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Aye. Rather not do either, hate panels on vans! If I can get to back of it, which I doubt, ill give it a go at repairing.

used to have to loads of transit side panels back in the day FUCK THAT never again, they are a cunt to do

A friend works in a place fixing lorrys and all he does it drill out the spot weld panels and spot weld in new panels. He is as bored as fuck but the money is good.

AndyCorsaSport

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:07

In primer and sealed.

All done.

Front door is dirty btw not off color.

Also repaired the top of the merc sprinter.

Sand off swage line

Hammered most of this out from the inside

Aincent welder of choice

Weld on wiggly wire so can pull the swage line straight.

Then out comes the big sander loaded with an 80grit disc

Take all paint off required filling area

No pics of filler in, but all finished

In primer.

Probly get painted Monday.

SteveoBC

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:16

surprised they didnt let you blend colour into the front door on the pug, was it insurance or person paying themselves?

AndyCorsaSport

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:31

Insurance that. But solid white anyway so should be ok. vans a bit ripply but as to be expected on something like that. Big sticker covers most anyway

Ben G

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:49

colour match in this pic looks off:

AndyCorsaSport

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:55

Off to what? The front door and rear bumper are both not painted and both dirty if that's what you meant.

Ben G

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23rd Nov 12 at 12:58

the rear door and rear 3/4.

it may be my monitor. just looks different if you look at the door just to the right of the handle and then on the left of the fuel flap.

3CorsaMeal

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23rd Nov 12 at 13:01

I love internet quality control, its the best way.

Welsh Dan

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23rd Nov 12 at 13:09

The line on the van looks a bit wobbly as well

Nath

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23rd Nov 12 at 13:19

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
I love internet quality control, its the best way.

Too true

AndyCorsaSport

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23rd Nov 12 at 13:20

May be the pic. Inside lights don't help. Both were painted with the same paint so shouldn't be off colour really.

FlamingCorsa

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23rd Nov 12 at 13:25

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
the rear door and rear 3/4.

it may be my monitor. just looks different if you look at the door just to the right of the handle and then on the left of the fuel flap.

Both rear door and panel have been painted so will be same colour and paint, prob just the picture, looks a tidy job.

Van also looks a good repair, never seen that wiggly line stuff you welded on.

Keep the posts coming.

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