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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Concord, NC
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Jason, thank you for the compliment. The cab repair DVD set is mainly assembly/ fit together of the structure and repair of the rust prone areas of our trucks and does not go into detail on the metal finishing part, remember there is a lot of area to cover when you are trying to show someone an overall view on rust repair of the bottom of a cab. The cab repair video is already almost three hours long. There will always be something else I could have added or omitted. I tryed to show a step by step process from start to finish without skipping alot of steps before going on to the next. As I said before, what you will see is the finished product of the video, but you can be sure it was a huge undertaking for me and a lot of work to get it down to just under three hours.
That being said, I will say that absolutely without a doubt the methods and procedures I use in the cab repair video can be used for ANY vehicle that uses sheetmetal as panels. I am currently in the process of editing a fuel filler plate installation that does go into detail on welding and metal finishing but does not cover trim, fit, mockup, final butt fit, and fit of adjacent panels, as does the cab repair video. __________________ |
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