panel beaters advise
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panel beaters advise
hi guys, looking for some advise from our expert panel.
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I am in the process of fixing repairs prior to hi fill. I have hit a snag and need some advise.
im working on the left hand roof sail at present and I have found that it appears to have a bow in it , i have sanded area and have gotten to metal on both sides of repair .
im assuming it should be a straight line, ??? is this correct..
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.so the 2 below photos show the high spot.
.it appears there is a lump just prior to the repair
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Do I lightly tap the high section, where my finger is so to bring down this area????.
advise please
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I am in the process of fixing repairs prior to hi fill. I have hit a snag and need some advise.
im working on the left hand roof sail at present and I have found that it appears to have a bow in it , i have sanded area and have gotten to metal on both sides of repair .
im assuming it should be a straight line, ??? is this correct..
.
.so the 2 below photos show the high spot.
.it appears there is a lump just prior to the repair
.
Do I lightly tap the high section, where my finger is so to bring down this area????.
advise please
66 basket case
Re: panel beaters advise
Not a straight line. Blend it in a curve.
Kerry
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
Re: panel beaters advise
Ok, so it's not straight, wasn't,t sure. but do I lightly tap the high spot down where my finger is?
66 basket case
Re: panel beaters advise
No, the roof above it is low, so needs some more filler.66STNG wrote:Ok, so it's not straight, wasn't,t sure. but do I lightly tap the high spot down where my finger is?
Kerry
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
Re: panel beaters advise
is there any chance that someone can post a picture of the roof, with a straight edge ( as i did) so i can see where i need to shape..
if i get a visual on what it SHOULD look like i might have a better understanding.
cheers
if i get a visual on what it SHOULD look like i might have a better understanding.
cheers
66 basket case
Re: panel beaters advise
The issue for you is that it is a non standard join position. Just blend it & it will look fine. You are looking at it straight on, not along the line, so you will never notice any difference to an original roof.66STNG wrote:is there any chance that someone can post a picture of the roof, with a straight edge ( as i did) so i can see where i need to shape..
if i get a visual on what it SHOULD look like i might have a better understanding.
cheers
Kerry
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
Re: panel beaters advise
This ^ozbilt wrote:The issue for you is that it is a non standard join position. Just blend it & it will look fine. You are looking at it straight on, not along the line, so you will never notice any difference to an original roof.66STNG wrote:is there any chance that someone can post a picture of the roof, with a straight edge ( as i did) so i can see where i need to shape..
if i get a visual on what it SHOULD look like i might have a better understanding.
cheers
Once blended out you wont notice it. Tapping it down would create other issues on the pillar. Everything you hit & move has to go somewhere.
Re: panel beaters advise
Ok then, that's what I'll do, just so I don't stuff it up.
I leave the high section, and fill either side, then blend down and up...will this affect the style line in the scalloped section next to it?
The other side is flat and when you place the straight edge on there is no gaps,Or as usual out thinking myself and making a mountain out of a mole hill, to speak. I'm just don't want to stuff up the prep as it 90% of the paint job..
I leave the high section, and fill either side, then blend down and up...will this affect the style line in the scalloped section next to it?
The other side is flat and when you place the straight edge on there is no gaps,Or as usual out thinking myself and making a mountain out of a mole hill, to speak. I'm just don't want to stuff up the prep as it 90% of the paint job..
66 basket case
Re: panel beaters advise
Hi guys,
Did as you said and blended with a bit of filler. Worked out well, no hump now.
Thanks..
Did as you said and blended with a bit of filler. Worked out well, no hump now.
Thanks..
66 basket case
Re: panel beaters advise
"Ye of little faith" ........66STNG wrote:Hi guys,
Did as you said and blended with a bit of filler. Worked out well, no hump now.
Thanks..
Kerry
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet