Hey Robert, I mentioned on another thread that I could use some advice on metalforming.
I have been having a heck of a time with one area of my door panel. The door is concave on the inside, so I have curved the door panel to match. I have also put a couple of bends in it near the top of the door with my brake to match the curvature/angle there. I did some stretching in the center front below the top hinge and in the rear to get the panel to sit against the door tightly...those are reverse curves.
The problem area is just forward of the vent window, and almost down to the top hinge. I have tried shrinking, stretching and bending it to try to get it to contact the door edge in that area, but I'm not having much luck. Here's what it looks like on the passenger side panel. Notice that the door curves outward in this area.
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So how would you go about working the panel to make it bend this way?
I'm about ready to take the doors off and take them and the panels to a local metalworking expert. But I want to try just a little more.