1953 Chevy Truck Roof Oilcan Repair
This 1953 Chevy truck cab had a bad oilcan effect on the roof. Oil cans on large low crown panels are often caused by a "false stretch" condition. This means that the metal itself is not stretched, but there is damage or tension elsewhere on the panel causing it to oil can. Repairing all the damage to the panel first will often remove oil cans without the need to shrink the metal
Видео 1953 Chevy Truck Roof Oilcan Repair канала Carter Auto Restyling
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