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Flop · 12-25-2010, 05:27 PM

I have to disagree Brent. Ya get some heat from the stud gun and ya get a shrink from that mixed with the pull from the stud.Even when ya weld something on you still gonna get distortion from the weld. stud gun was by far one of the best purchases ive had. doubled panels braces in the way etc . priceless. plus if you take the time to tack weld a washer on your def gonna damage that panel trying to get it off with a grinder. the stud gun really helps taking the under cut right against your weld ever wih a panel that you have full access to the back.

gotta do the front edge over since i couldnt make a nice break because of the bottom bead.tomorrows mission

thanks again guys!

12-25-2010, 05:27 PM	#47
Flop Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: pittsburgh pa Posts: 576	Re: 1930 Ford Sheetmetal Work I have to disagree Brent. Ya get some heat from the stud gun and ya get a shrink from that mixed with the pull from the stud.Even when ya weld something on you still gonna get distortion from the weld. stud gun was by far one of the best purchases ive had. doubled panels braces in the way etc . priceless. plus if you take the time to tack weld a washer on your def gonna damage that panel trying to get it off with a grinder. the stud gun really helps taking the under cut right against your weld ever wih a panel that you have full access to the back. gotta do the front edge over since i couldnt make a nice break because of the bottom bead.tomorrows mission thanks again guys! __________________ Please call or email while website is down! 412 867 1659 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/flop.custom Last edited by Flop; 09-08-2011 at 07:58 AM.