by m1dadio Sun Mar 29, 2015 10:32 am
I would start with spending a couple hours doing some rough straightening and see where it goes from there. because getting a good roof home and changing it is alot of work and costs $$.
If there is rust in the roof you might want to work that factor into the desicion making.
try some of these simple teckniques
Make forming blocks out of wood
on the flat sheet metal parts you could make a 10" square pad with plywood and 3/4" styrofoam or something like that to distribute the load and not make other dents.
A block of steel (dolly) and a good body hammer and you should be able to adjust some of the creases.
3 or 4 hours and you should have the roof straight enough to accept a reasonable amount of bondo.
Use the 2X4 jack to straighten the roof beems also. After you get the roof and beams as straight as you want them, use body seal coulking to reglue the beams to the roof skin.
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