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@stevemostwanted because some people dont want to half ass things.
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@hatekhaos Thanks for the input!
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@hatekhaos Thanks for watching!
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The old method of dent repair with a slide hammer was drilling holes into the panel then using a screw on the slide hammer to remove the dent. The stud welder avoids drilling holes which can weaken the panel, remove corrosion protection and be a starting point for rust. If not repaired properly also the holes can show through the repair area.
The use of the stud welder avoids these problems.
Great video as always keep them coming.
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why not just fill it to start with ?
stevemostwanted 2 months ago
@stevemostwanted The dent was a little too deep to just fill. Thanks for watching.
ButlerCollision 1 month ago
I kinda feel that doing a more involved damaged unit would of suited this subject better. I know u get more in a classroom, but it would really help if say you would use a part that would be difficult to get underneath with the dolly. Also approaching a dent high and low spots: you might want to spray some neon stuff showing the 2 areas then adding a purple light. That way the pulling action will show the metal movement. just some thoughts I wanted to share: great job though, I enjoyed it
invisible634 10 months ago
@invisible634 Thanks for the suggestions! Very helpful, I will have to try that!
ButlerCollision 9 months ago
can't u just use a makita sander instead of that grinder?
Xytos 11 months ago
@Xytos As long as you get the surface to the metal, the stud welder will work.
ButlerCollision 10 months ago