Vehicle Restoration And Panel Fabrication DL01

Course overview This course will equip you with the skills to restore an early model vintage, veteran or late model car back to its original condition or perhaps a slight customisation. Learning outcomes You will learn: * how to safely use panel beating tools and equipment * the basic fundamentals of panel fabrication and basic repairs using hammer and dolly metal finishing techniques * panel stretching and shrinking * body filling applications * rust replacement techniques * and an introduction to welding and body panel alignment. Additional information You will not be allowed to bring your own vehicles into class to work on. However, when your skills are at an appropriate level you may be allowed to bring certain body panels to class to work on. The Docklands campus is centrally located with easy access to public transport and within walking distance to Southern Cross station. There is no parking available at the campus however public parking is available within easy walking distance to the Docklands campus What you receive at the completion of the course? You will receive a Statement of Participation on successful completion of the course. Pre-requisite & eligibility requirements You will need to have a general interest or hobby in restoring or repairing a vehicle and a basic understanding of vehicle body panels and vehicle construction. Participant requirements You are required to provide and wear safety clothing and footwear which will include a long sleeve shirt, pants (preferably overalls) and full coveree closed shoes, preferably work boots or shoes. Personal protective equipment such as eye, hearing and welding protection will be supplied; however you may bring your own.