VW sheet metal reviews Gerson Wolfsburg West AutoCraft klokkerholm

[@mostlycars7586]

Thanks. Really struggling to decide on panels to use. This helps a lot.

[@CTmoog]

Great video man! I was justing asking about this.

[@DuckmanCycles]

LoL! I just stumbled across this myself.

[@Bondovw]

Eastwood has a inner panel coating with a small tube that coats the inside of rocker panels .

[@kenperrella5014]

Early aprons wolf parts and auto craft .. found wolf ones to be more accurately stamped “fingers” shape wise

[@joemiller6278]

You never would have guessed our 69 was dipped! Lol

[@BeetleJuice1980]

Do you remove that black paint from sheet metal? Or you keep it and paint over that?

[@paulv8453]

I need an engine deck lid for my ‘70 bay window. I can get one from Wolfsburg West that’s in stock for $249 but they confirmed it’s made in Taiwan or do I wait for Autocraft to ship me one from the UK for $236? This is kind holding up a complete restoration

[@marklamse3261]

I think BBT is the red stuff

[@triariicat8448]

Is there any way I can get prints on heater channels? If i can machine some dies I would crank them out for cheap and accurate and I would dip them

[@jimmywilkinson9190]

the bus I have was not dipped just painted on the outer. what your vid is about you know it wouldn"t cost but a couple of bucks to up a gauge you know black cold roll don"t cost to much

[@Mikefngarage]

the thicker the metal the larger the press. The more it wears when you use the dyes. so that is why they dont use thicker metal. I know from making my own stuff that making stuff wtih 18 gauge vs 20 is so much easier 19 gauge is hard to find.