You then realize that many dents are removed by drilling in the center,
inserting a :come-along" and then pulling it out. Then filling the hose with
Solder or Bondo and refinishing as needed. :-)
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----- Original Message -----
From: Erika L Walker-Arnold
To: CF-Community
Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 10:39 AM
Subject: RE: car question
As the daughter of a mother/step-father who opened up their own Auto
Body shop and ran it for many years ... This is actually not just a job
for the "professionals" ... I've done it many times myself over the
years with other various vehicles and I've even replaced my own gas tank
on a Chevy Chevette, laying in the driveway of the house I was living in
at the time!!!
Do-it-yourself car repair on dents and whatnot is very satisfying and
not at all dangerous or difficult depending on what the task is. I've
even been a aprt of rebuilding motors from scratch. From tractors to
cars to dump trucks and 18-wheelers.
I have helped gut the interior of many cars. As long as you keep
detailed notes on where the nuts and bolts go back to, then it's a
fairly simple straight forward job.
It just may take some time learning where some things are :D
Cheers,
Erika
>>| -----Original Message-----
>>| From: Doug White
>>|
>>| Otherwise it is a task of removing the interior to
>>| gain access, and that is best left to the professionals.
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