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I was in a collision about 2 weeks ago and right now the damage only looks to include the wheel housing and radiator core support on my 94 accord wagon. I plan on getting the frame checked and if it’d good buying a new core support. However the wheel housing is considerably expensive from honda. How does one pull these from a recycle yard without damaging the panel? I can see the pieces are spot welded together, but what side do they get drilled out on? Or is it better to use a sawzall and get the larger chunk of metal and slowly separate the pieces? I’m not worried about removing it on my car because the panels needing replacement are junk
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I have seen people use a rotozip to get better cutting angles at the welds. Just take your time and get as clean cuts as possible. Try and get everything at the welds. Assuming you get everything squared away to be as close to factory as possible, you should not have many issues. Use weather resistant caulking and let dry for 24 hours before exposing it to water and things like that.
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