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Old 01-11-2016, 01:05 PM   #171
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Re: Used Parts Build

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Originally Posted by mattcrp1 View Post
Looks good. Do you have any pics or vids of the planishing technique?
This is probably the best post I have seen on it: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...81&postcount=8

Basically anything the MP&C writes should be read and reread (I took bodywork classes and still go back to reread MP&C posts).

Its a bit different because I am tig welding it. Get my fit up as perfect as I can (never rush this part as it causes much more work later). I start running my bead and watch in front of where I am welding. As I weld, the panel will start to move and eventually overlap (or move up/down too far to weld). Once it moves I stop welding and planish the bead I welded until the panel has moved back to where it was before I started the weld.

Make sure every strike is on dolly otherwise you are just moving the metal and ruining your fit up.
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