1966 Dodge Dart
Finally got to get back at working on the car. But while being to busy to work on it Eastwood continued to send videos of products and I finally broke down and bought something. Ive always thought I would need a stud gun but didnt want to spend $200-$300 on one. Heres what I settled for
I had a chance to try this on Wednesday night and it work pretty well. It was on sale for $79 and I dont have to borrow and return one now from anyone. So I attacked the front fender dents as you can see below:
Welded on the stud.
Attached the 3 LB slide hammer that came with the kit and did some pulling
Once pulled out I cut the studs down then took my grinder and ground down. I did use compressed air to blow on welds and grinding area to cool down metal trying to keep metal from warping.
So this is as far as Ive gotten until next week. I will post pics once this section of the body is done.
Thanks Rod
Finally got to get back at working on the car. But while being to busy to work on it Eastwood continued to send videos of products and I finally broke down and bought something. Ive always thought I would need a stud gun but didnt want to spend $200-$300 on one. Heres what I settled for
I had a chance to try this on Wednesday night and it work pretty well. It was on sale for $79 and I dont have to borrow and return one now from anyone. So I attacked the front fender dents as you can see below:
Welded on the stud.
Attached the 3 LB slide hammer that came with the kit and did some pulling
Once pulled out I cut the studs down then took my grinder and ground down. I did use compressed air to blow on welds and grinding area to cool down metal trying to keep metal from warping.
So this is as far as Ive gotten until next week. I will post pics once this section of the body is done.
Thanks Rod