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Custom Metal Bodywork #1 DVD is ready for shipping (finally).
Stretching , shrinking, and smoothing sheet metal using simple tools and techniques. Make fender flares by stretching the existing sheet metal. Make flares from scratch using roll-forming. Learn how to use a hammer and dolly. Use a shrinking disc for custom shaping and metal-finishing. Homemade tools, and using air tools to speed things up. A little bit about design and using templates, and flow strips. The main focus is on the Porsche 914, and the Karmann Ghia, but these techniques will work on a lot of different cars. The DVD is $40 delivered in the US. It comes in a simple DVD sleeve to keep packaging and shipping costs down. A small percentage of DVD players will not play DVD-R, but DVD players are cheap these days. If there is enough interest, I will make VHS tapes available as well. Thank you for waiting for this DVD. I have complete control of Custom Metal Bodywork #2, so it should be available this summer. This is my first effort at video, so please forgive minor glitches in the video. Hundreds of hours went into making it. Custom Metal Bodywork #2 will go into more detail on scratch built flares, showing more techniques for bending solid stock and tubing for edge structures, roll-forming metal over your leg (#1 has some of this) or a saw horse, stretching and smoothing metal off the car to speed up custom work. We will branch out to other custom projects that will help you make almost any body modification you desire. Also in the works over the next year or so: A DVD on body work /dent repair, fixing oil-can dents, and metal-finishing for the do-it-yourselfer. Let me know if you are interested. Lots of interest will speed up the project. I accept paypal using my email address: ghiafab@msn.com or a check made out to John Kelly: John Kelly 13112 3rd NW Seattle WA 98177 Here is my album showing a little bit of the work: http://allshops.org/cgi-bin/community/comm...d=9980138836765 Thanks, John www.ghiaspecialties.com Not quite finished flare... Attached image(s) ![]() |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 692 Joined: 1-May 03 From: Moclips WA. Member No.: 640 ![]() |
Thanks Garold,
If you email me your address right away, I might be able to get it in todays mail for you: ghiafab@msn.com |
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