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I can also cite this video:
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CC1QafSijw[/video]
All that Eric says in this video is so true… even in other technical professions, like mine (Computer technician) and this is something you have to consider.
Knowing how to work is just the half of the pie. You also need how to manage it.Sorry for no posting pictures of my punch last weekend, but I was a bit busy…
Ok, so this is what I find:This is a better-looking picture of the punch.
So, I trimmed the interior to see behind the quarter-panel. This is what the punch looks from just behind
(Nottice that there’s no punch on this side. This part of the body is reinforced, and has a double layer of metal. so, there’s no possible access from the interior.)this is a window the makers left on the car for welding. but, as I instated above, it’s a dual-layer panel, so, there’s no access to fix it from here.
I’ll try to fix it with the hairdryer method, and a lot of patience.
Sorry for no posting pictures of my punch last weekend, but I was a bit busy…
Ok, so this is what I find:This is a better-looking picture of the punch.
So, I trimmed the interior to see behind the quarter-panel. This is what the punch looks from just behind
(Nottice that there’s no punch on this side. This part of the body is reinforced, and has a double layer of metal. so, there’s no possible access from the interior.)this is a window the makers left on the car for welding. but, as I instated above, it’s a dual-layer panel, so, there’s no access to fix it from here.
I’ll try to fix it with the hairdryer method, and a lot of patience.
I’ll try to fix it this weekend…
I’ll use a rubber hammer, like those ones used to set ceramic tiles on the floor.I’ll try to fix it this weekend…
I’ll use a rubber hammer, like those ones used to set ceramic tiles on the floor.
