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> Advice needed for this Rust Repair, Passenger Front Fender
bobhasissues
post Aug 19 2009, 07:54 PM
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Has anyone dealt with this situation without replacing the entire fender?
The double paneled section rusted from the inside out, but the rust is isolated to the cowl area. The rest of the fender is rust and dent free in and out.

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FourBlades
post Aug 21 2009, 02:37 PM
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I did this same repair on both sides of my car. I have some pictures in my
1973 restoration thread somewhere around page 8 or 9 or so.

On my car, the lower layer of metal was good on one side and non existent
on the other. I did not replace the lower section on the side where it was
rusted out. My car is not really what you would call concours so I did not
worry about it.

Make sure you have your door mounted right so you can tell if your fender
line will match up. Also, weld it slowly and let it cool frequently or it will
warp big time.

Jeff Hail's thread has some great pictures of repairing the lower layer of
this area.

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