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Fender Damage on The Edge Can Be A Pain, But Here Are Some Tips To Help

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When damage is located on a body line or the edge of a panel, it can be difficult to repair.  Especially if you are not sure how to tackle this type of damage repair.  In the video below, we’re going to demonstrate how to repair the damage on the edge of a fender on the Acura Integra project.

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Comments

  1. Thanks for the video!! It’s been a big help. Watch most of your video’s and use what I get from your video’s to help me on my car that I’m doing body work on. BIG HELP!! Thanks,Bill

  3. Hi Donnie

    Just wanted to let you know that I thought this video was very helpful. Your video series have come a long way since I first starting watching them. My only comment regarding this one (and some of your others) is it would be nice if you could get close up with the camera while performing the work. Your video does succeed in providing the “technique” to use but a close up of the working will better depict how the hammering process is actually working. When you spoke of the high and low spots showing up after sanding, zoom in and give a better picture and description of the area in question. Keep up the good work

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