Yo JOHNNY.I remeber seeing a tool. I think from Eastwood. That off set the piece you were gonna add to. After you dimpled the metal. You laid in the new part and it was smooth.Then you added in materal to cover up . To make it look like 1 piece.Do you recall the tools name or saw it?
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31021 Panel Flanger + Extra-Wide Panel Flanger (Save over individual prices!)
Application Tips
The Panel Flanger with 5/8" wide jaw produces a neat step in up to 18 gauge metal. Works well on both straight or curved areas. The offset tooling matches the flanger produced by the Extra Wide Panel Flanger (31090).Adjustable Locking Flanger helps you repair flush panels easily.
- Creates straight or curved flanges 5/8" x 5/8" wide
- Strong cam-action jaws
- Fits into hard-to-reach areas
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31021 Panel Flanger + Extra-Wide Panel Flanger (Save over individual prices!)Application Tips
The Panel Flanger with 5/8" wide jaw produces a neat step in up to 18 gauge metal. Works well on both straight or curved areas. The offset tooling matches the flanger produced by the Extra Wide Panel Flanger (31090).Safety Information
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