My missguided metal work (the side work)

[GJunktionMike]

Worked on the 38 fender some more today. All that is left is grinding it down and some finish hammer work. But I'm out of the woods on the hard stuff. No cool bead roller so I had to make a bead.

[bob w]

Don't ya know you can't do stuff like that without fancy equipment. More nice work. Way to go, Mike.

[choppinczech]

Amazing hand work.

[GJunktionMike]

Thanks guys. I alway appreciate the feedback on my work.

And the moment everyone has waited for. I tried to get the same angle for before and after.

This fender was one of those things I did just to see if I could. Plus the incentive for doing the fender I can live with.

[earthman]

Got to be satisfying to produce nice work like this.

[GJunktionMike]

Originally Posted by earthman

Got to be satisfying to produce nice work like this.

Thanks Eman, I put alot of pride into my work. The satisfying part come when someone trust me to work on their tin. Of course making a little coin helps to.

Thought you all would like a newer pic of the 38, owner just set the fender and running board on for an idea.

[Dirtyrat]

Those fenders you brought back from the dead, great work there!

[sgtpontiac]

almost look like they never had any damage....nice work.

[GJunktionMike]

Thanks DR and Sarge.

So now I'm a lawnchair repairman . After 30 minutes new lawnchair. 3 more to knock out.

[sgtpontiac]

Originally Posted by GJunktionMike

Thanks DR and Sarge.

So now I'm a lawnchair repairman . After 30 minutes new lawnchair. 3 more to knock out.

Paint or you gonna clear then and keep the patina?? lol....Good use of the expanded metal though....I can dig it....