How to repair severe body damage: Austin-Healey 3000

In the last episode of ProShaper Workshop Wray and Eric try to bring the Austin-Healey shroud back to it's original glory. They made a great amount of progress on it, and in this video it's more of the same. Wray softens the aluminum with the torch, heating it up to around 300 degrees Fahrenheit and then hitting the panel to bring down any high spots while trying to bring the arrangement back together. Wray uses an assortment of tools such as the big rubber mallet, a slapper, several dollies and body hammers. At the end, you see the amazing results after maybe 2 hours of work. The next part in this series will be planishing and arranging the panel. We hope you're enjoying this, let us know what else you would like to see!

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