I don't know what you are trying to fill but have a look at paintless dent removal. Just discovered it myself and having a wonderful time playing round with it. Don't know it's limitations but don't think it would work well on rust.😁
t.kohlmeyer: you could have charged as much for your charcoal canisters as you paid for the cars.
rcadd1ct: as they say in the classics, "Thank God you're here".
They look good. I've copied the website. Much appreciated.
Vern
I'm at about the same expertise as you but I have learnt a few things on my journey that may help.
Nothing is better than practice and experience and we are probably about the same so no comment. The list below is just procedural and I apologize to everybody if I am doing a "No shit Sherlock"...
We'd all like to get hold of a charcoal canister but they are as scarce as hen's teeth.
Looked at some. modern ones but they are all encumbered with computer controlled valves.
Going to have to mungrilize a modern one or start with an old paint can.
That's funny.....My dictionary doesn't...
Instead of wood you could use a thin piece of plastic like a thin plastic cutting board.
It cuts, drills and shaves like wood except when electric tools are used on it.
If it gets hot....it can melt
Let ebay know. They don't like people selling faulty parts on their website and can put a bit of pressure on him to refund. Paypal used to be good as well when Elon Musk was at the helm but I've heard they're not as good now. Even so, be worth letting them know.
Don't let ars*ho**s get the...
Hi Bill, at the moment I am looking for a charcoal canister for the tank venting system. Extremely hard to find one even in 'The States' but here in Australia....almost impossible.
I've had a response from CandyRcode but I feel embarrassed to put her through all the trouble of posting it out...