Sep 26, 2012 #1 F funkyflynz Well-Known Member Joined Jul 3, 2012 Messages 70 Reaction score 1 Location New Zealand need to repair some of my floor and alter the trans tunnel, what gauge sheet metal would be suitable? Thanks
need to repair some of my floor and alter the trans tunnel, what gauge sheet metal would be suitable? Thanks
Sep 26, 2012 #2 jrlegacy23 68 Barracuda Joined Jun 27, 2006 Messages 2,629 Reaction score 347 Location Laurens, NY I used 20 ga for the patch work in my tubs. It was nice because it is strong enough, but also bends easier with your hands
I used 20 ga for the patch work in my tubs. It was nice because it is strong enough, but also bends easier with your hands
Sep 26, 2012 #3 Riddler Project EH-Body Joined Sep 13, 2009 Messages 2,809 Reaction score 670 Location Windsor, ON, Canada Have to agree I used 20ga as well. I've also used 16ga on floor pans but it's not needed and very hard to bend and move. Riddler
Have to agree I used 20ga as well. I've also used 16ga on floor pans but it's not needed and very hard to bend and move. Riddler
Sep 26, 2012 #4 M mcnoople Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 2012 Messages 742 Reaction score 35 Location illinois Split the difference and use 18 guage if you can find it. I think the factory used 18 or 19 for most panels. I have not seen 19 listed anywhere in a long time.
Split the difference and use 18 guage if you can find it. I think the factory used 18 or 19 for most panels. I have not seen 19 listed anywhere in a long time.
Sep 26, 2012 #5 jrlegacy23 68 Barracuda Joined Jun 27, 2006 Messages 2,629 Reaction score 347 Location Laurens, NY I could not find 18 gauge anywhere near me locally. It was all either 16 or 20.
Sep 26, 2012 #6 B Bulldozer free ice cream sandwiches Joined Oct 16, 2011 Messages 14,984 Reaction score 2,403 Location behind the wheel i use 20 to shape and bend, i use 16 for flat surfaces