How not to repair fenders
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How not to repair fenders
What I was doing today
Here’s my front fenders - 1949 mercury m-47. I knew they were bad as soon as I lifted them. Must have weighed close to 75lbs some areas over an inch thick of bondo. The previous owner had welded covers over the damage, which of course just caused it to get worse... anyways enjoy the pictures.
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Sculpture artist indeed..... when I started sanding down the existing fenders I was really quite shocked. I seriously think there must have been over a gallon of mud on each fender. With the cost of mud for 4 fenders he could have bought himself a used mig and saved me a bunch of grief.
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