b16a1eg6

anyone have any links about fixing the rear quaters on an Eg?

pdiggitydogg

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW

teal_dx

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...39267

here's how to do it yourself:

http://civic-eg.com/viewtopic.php?t=24

pdiggitydogg

damn...that is an amazing how-to!!!

(i still wish they made these panels for 96+ coupes...)

mc

does anyone know what a fair estimate would be to have those panels welded on

pdiggitydogg

I took a similar panel (cut from a junker) to a local shop, it was going to be 500 with paint

crimsonv4mpire

i took sections of a 55 gallon drum, flattened them, and beat the ever loving **** out of them with a hammer until they looked like i wanted them to. welded them in, fiberglass for sealing and base, skin coats of bondo with mass amounts of sanding. everything in the workspaces will look like it was snowing. and rattle can. came out bitchin

mc

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Is that for one side or both

Lil_Wyte

this is JUST what i needed, thanks teal_dx for posting that, very appreciated

pdiggitydogg

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one

CodyC142

my rust is so bad.. its above the wheel well on my drivers side.. about the size of 2 softballs? and the sheet metal is actually starting to peel away from everything else.. I &lt;3 Maine... NOT

b16a1eg6

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here's how to do it yourself:

http://civic-eg.com/viewtopic.php?t=24</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sweet thanks. I bought the quarters through a company called Veng(Keystone) and they were only $34 a piece. But thanks for the link on how to do it. This is what they look like before:

pdiggitydogg

do you have a website for that company?
maybe they make what i need (really doubt it)

b16a1eg6

http://www.keystone-auto.com/

The stite is only for dealers. But you can call them to order stuff.

pdiggitydogg

do they have a product list somewhere?

b16a1eg6

They do more with over the counter sales. I got a catalog because I walked in and asked for one.

pdiggitydogg

want to just tell me if they have the same panels for 96-00 coupes along with price?

b16a1eg6

Give them a call: 1-800-551-5244
These are what I got:

pdiggitydogg

ugh you have a catalog...
Yep, look like rust panels.

jibs

One thing that I have been wanting to try on a car is attaching rust repair panels with panel adhesive. I have heard of it being used more and more. Even heard that car manufacturers are approving of repairs done in this way. http://www.autobody101.com/for...t=por

It goes like this. Make the cutout on your car slightly smaller than the panel so the panel will overlap. Use a flanging tool from http://www.eastwood.com and make a flange all the way around the hole you cut out of your car. This creates a recess for the repair panel to sit flush. Then use the panel adhesive (see eastwood)and glue the repair panel in the flange. Use a good quality filler on the outside and seam selaler on the inside. Advantages are a seam that is completely sealed and water tight, no need to grind the existing paint down to bare metal which adds to future rust resistance, no heating of the metal and the possibility of warping panels, less working to get the repair ready to paint.

Welding is good, but if you are not skilled it can be a challenge to weld on a car in an area that will be painted and visible. Very easy to **** it all up.

Article on dealerships switching to panel bonding for collision repairs...
http://findarticles.com/p/arti...32255

pdiggitydogg

They did it once on that hill billy Trucks show, on Spike once.
They didnt make a flange though. Instead, they cut the hole same size as the patch and attached backing plates (like how you repair drywall.....if anyone knows...)

b16a1eg6

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pdiggitydogg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ugh you have a catalog...
Yep, look like rust panels.</TD></TR></TABLE>

The catalog doesnt show any rear quarter at all, for anything, even the ones I bought. Thats why you have to all them.