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deuce_roadster · 12-10-2021, 10:54 PM

You can do it. Get the book "keys to metal bumping" which I think was a text used in autobody repair schools. If you go to my MISC folder, I posted pictures of a 34 sedan delivery that I fixed, and it was my first go at metal working. I had good metal workers telling me how to go about it. I finished it in about 1983 and it was my LAST lacquer paint job. Did acrylic enamel after that and now single stage urethane.
As others have said, have the fender bolted to the bed side or it might not fit later.

12-10-2021, 10:54 PM	#24
deuce_roadster Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Shelton, WA Posts: 3,804	Re: I'm going to try to repair this fender You can do it. Get the book "keys to metal bumping" which I think was a text used in autobody repair schools. If you go to my MISC folder, I posted pictures of a 34 sedan delivery that I fixed, and it was my first go at metal working. I had good metal workers telling me how to go about it. I finished it in about 1983 and it was my LAST lacquer paint job. Did acrylic enamel after that and now single stage urethane. As others have said, have the fender bolted to the bed side or it might not fit later.