Bruce, please start off with something less valuable
(like a '57 Chevy!) to practice on before you takle
your car. It does take time and practice, otherwise
you will end up replacing a whole quarter panel at a
shop and ruining a patch panel.
Not to shoot you down but I have a GTO which was done
by a ruputed expert! This is a botched job and another
on a Hemi Road Runner I owned is the reason I bought a
tig welder, so I will not have this problem in the
future!
Practice first, you'll be happy you did!
Thad
(the guy teaching himself bodywork and upholstery!)
--- Bruce Stubblefield <audiblefeast@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello!
> Is it a bad idea for a novice with the right
> cutting and measuring tools to try removing sheet
> metal from one '57 and welding it on to another '57?
>
>
>
> Thanks!
> Bruce S.
> '57 Sedan
> '69 Coupe
>
>
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