I am the opposite of most of you guys,as I can do the paintwork...but dislike the wrenching.

I am happy blocksanding and laying down epoxy primer and spraying.

Those books are a good source to help out when in a pinch and wonder what to do.

Bill

Always buying and selling 1956 ford trucks and parts...Ohio

I have a pile of the Paintucation videos. Eastwood is an awesome company, I highly recommend their metal working videos with Covelle in them (he is king with a hammer and dolly). The Mach I video gave exceedingly practical advice for my '63 Fairlane (he worked on the back quarter panel, which is approaching identical in Mach I and Fairlane).

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Daniel   I am a fair wrencher but dismal body work guy.  My first body work was pop riveting tin over the rust holes to meet the PA inspection.  That was a long time ago.   I like to read all I can on body work and painting.  Thanks for the tip -Bob

AKA   Bob-93021

       If you can get the"Speed" channel on cable or dish on Saturday morning and tune into the "Powerblock" section (Horsepower TV,Musclecar,4x4,and Trucks) Kevin is "host" on "Trucks" also! KID

Thanks for the link, Daniel. I, for one, can always used some tips on body work...

BOB

If any of you are interested (I myself have a few questions about body work from time to time like others do on this site) you may want to visit this website...

http://www.leopardsystems.com/paintucationforum/index.php

This is the forum that Kevin Tetz, of the Paintucation series billed by Eastwood Company, started some time ago. It is pretty good. Kevin himself gets online quite a bit to give advice and answers. I have only viewed one of his videos (a Christmas present from my kids) and it was very, very good. It was on Body panel replacement. He did quite a bit of work to a Mach I Mustang in the video.

thought I would pass it along.

Daniel Jessup

Lancaster, California

aka "The Hot Rod Reverend"
check out the 1955 Ford Fairlane build at www.hotrodreverend.com