Gene Winfield, known worldwide, respected, highly honored and recognized as the Master of car customizing, is for the first time on film, sharing his techniques, secrets and tips to his success. In this lesson, part of a three-part series, Gene manufacturers a new bottom half to a fender from a 1950 Mercury which has suffered greatly from rot and reproduces the original shape and edge beading pressed in at the factory.

Although Gene is demonstrating on a single project, the techniques taught in this lesson apply to all forms of sheet metal work used in auto resto-ration. By studying all three videos you will learn all of the basic techniques neccessary to form or shape almost any replacement panel or sheet metal part of a vehicle under restoration.

Topics covered in this video include: Making a New Fender Shrinking/Stretching Metal, Making a Pattern, Hammer Welding, Making a Wood Mold, Making a Factory Edge, Cutting the Fender, Making a Mounting Bracket Fit for a New Panel, Cleaning the Surface, Rough Trim to Fit Finishing the Project, Installing The Panel, Final Finish, Creating Compound Curves and Shapes.

Besides being a master of customizing Gene is a master of teaching. Everything is explained in a clear and concise manner so that it can be easily understood by anyone. Inno time you will be able shape metal into any form you desire.

4 Hours in length.

List Price $49.9

$35.00 including shipping.