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ecclesturbo

 posted on 27th Jan 11 at 11:17

quote:
Originally posted by Phillips_91
make sure you let the welds cool down before you fuck on it :look:


:lol:


taylorboosh

 posted on 27th Jan 11 at 08:56

quote:
Originally posted by MarkSport
http://www.vauxhall-car-parts.co.uk/acatalog/Corsa93_Body_Panels.html


i want a full quarter tbh mate


taylorboosh

 posted on 27th Jan 11 at 08:53

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
quote:
Originally posted by john-d
Bought it to fuck on and learn to weld...


I hope you are learning to spot weld? :lol:



was going to plug instead of spot?


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 14:53

I was an apprentice panel beater for a year or so. Not that difficult to do a quarter. So long as you t!ke your time


DaveyLC

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 14:51

quote:
Originally posted by john-d
Bought it to fuck on and learn to weld...


I hope you are learning to spot weld? :lol:


chrisritch

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 14:49

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie-C
Can people not just answer the question? :lol:



They are giving guidance and advice as well as answering the question


Jamie-C

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 14:36

Can people not just answer the question? :lol:


Ian W

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:59

I wouldn't jump straight in at quarter panel fitting :|

Just start off with doing little bits like filling the rear wiper hole, cutting and rust and replacing.

Slam panel replacment is an easy one to start with.

You need to know what your doing and have a few tools to do a quarter.

I did panel beating as a job a few years ago and did quite a few quarters, wounldn't consider doing one myself now.


MarkSport

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:51

http://www.vauxhall-car-parts.co.uk/acatalog/Corsa93_Body_Panels.html


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:47

Cash for civic is separate all together. I can already weld a bit


Corsa_Sport21

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:34

Do you need to learn to weld for a job or just a hobby??Doing a rear quarter as a beginner is pretty much jumping in at the deep end.

Before you know it,the cash you got for the Civic will all have been spunked on the Corsa.


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:27

Its more of a keep me busy/learn some skills/project


Corsa_Sport21

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 13:26

Cant you learn to weld with other things??Time you buy the quarter,do all the work etc and get it painted and what not,as said,you could have just bought another Corsa and saved a bit of cash/time.


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:59

Lolacopter


Phillips_91

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:51

make sure you let the welds cool down before you fuck on it :look:


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:38

Bought it to fuck on and learn to weld...


DaveyLC

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:37

Going to replace the rear quater on a Corsa B? Surely its simpler to just buy another Corsa B?


njf1.416v

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:34

Doh, I've just sold a Genuine Vauxhall one!!


taylorboosh

 posted on 26th Jan 11 at 12:33

Mate can get me a new non gen drivers quarter for 65 quid... This ok? Would be fitting myself lol :o