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Well done RJ. :)

Nice work, those fenders look stout!

Absolutely awesome details, I love it Robert!

I figured that what was the issue but wasn't sure. My vote... spray it! :D

The green is working but the silver doesn't seem to have the same pop. Maybe it's an angle thing but I'm not sure about the silver in the video even though it looked fine in the still.

You do realize us mere mortals just use a spare old fender, door or hood? No one I know MAKES a test panel to spray test colours on (even for a two tone). :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :headscrat :bounce: Man I wish we lived closer together. I learn so much from your posts, they have improved...

From an installation perspective you could use 3M panel bond to adhere the sides and not damage the painted or lined surface. This or a similar product is how the aluminum and composite skins are attached to many newer vehicles.

I really like Bob's teaching style but I notice he seems to use what Weld.com sells. I'm not saying he is or isn't biased but the YouTube channel he hosts is a business owned by someone else which means he isn't calling all the shots. When they shot the older videos in the school they were...

The metal shaping class looks like a LOT of fun, I need to check into that.

If you're doing a lot of on-site work where you can't control your environment I think your idea is a brilliant temporary solution.

Excellent work Robert, I love the details.

Nice truck Boring.

Very cool! I love the sticker. Haha

Is that a Corvette rear suspension? If so you aren't going to want the box to be too heavy with the low ride height and mono leaf. Just something to consider.

Looks to me like a custom tank may be in your future. By the time someone finishes chasing all the holes and thin bits of metal in your current tank they could (and probably would have) fabricated a new tank. On the positive side of the coin, at least you have a good template. :)

Cool stuff you're building, nice work.

Fit up is everything. Bad fit will weld bad plain and simple. but it sounds like you have that bit sorted. As mentioned earlier practice a LOT. For me I go past my starts .25" or so and make sure to burn in the start / restart. If you've seen a pipeline welder or watched any welding videos with...

I'm curious and have done a bunch of swaps, what are you building?

Pretty cool. Interested to see what you can accomplish with the larger machine.

Very nice work.