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Old 03-30-2003, 04:41 AM
primerbaby primerbaby is offline
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Question Shrinking Disc

Hi, Guys and Gals:

Does anyone have any experience with the use of a shrinking disc in relation to bodywork?

Recently went to a Good Guy's show (Pleasanton, Ca.) and came across a booth (Sunchaser) where a guy took a banged up fender, roughed it out with a dolly and hammer, then too a ribbed shrinking disc to it - to the point the fender was back to it's original shape. Needless to say would require no BONDO, FILLER, etc.....

Though I saw it with my own eyes....am I missing something here??? I mean, if this is all possible why do I here more about fillers than shrinking discs???

Anyhow, would love to hear your experienced thoughts on this subject.

Thank you for your time.
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Old 03-30-2003, 08:11 AM
BOBCRMAN@aol.com BOBCRMAN@aol.com is offline
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Shrinking discs have been around for years, it takes a little practice and skill to use one and most guys are afraid of them, with practice and careful use they are GREAT, I learned on my 36 Hudson front fenders, they were a complete disaster and I figured I couldn't hurt them, they came out beautiful.
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