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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Sutherlin Oregon
Posts: 495
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Re: Help with roof repair
I would try a few suction cups for glass, clean the roof and they should stick. Motorcycle tie downs to some rafters or something overhead, pull up, and tap around the edges lightly with body hammer.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: franklin, TN
Posts: 80
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Re: Help with roof repair
Yeah its kinda hard to tell but if you dont have any hard creases some suction cups will pull it out. Metal has a memory all you need to do is coax it back to its home. If you see wrinkles though like the source of a dent youre in for a little hammer dollie work. in which case youll need to cut out that inner panel to access.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: thomastown mississippi
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Re: Help with roof repair
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: San Jose Ca
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Re: Help with roof repair
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Use a stud gun and hammer work. Put your high crown areas back in place first and see what you have left afterwards. It will be a bit more difficult without having access on the back side to do dolly work but you can do it.
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