Technical Shaping a piece of metal for inner wheelhouse

Good Afternoon,

In the picture, you can see a 22ga sheet metal, the red arrows show the direction I want the metal to go and the blue the intended shape.

Can someone please tell me if I can create this shape with a shrinker stretcher?

2) if I heat it up a bit with a butane torch it would bend more easily yeah?

Also 3)



Cheers!

 

See nothing but a red X

 

Sorry

https://imgur.com/a/g4KOeRU

 

You need better pics
I’m working on an R inner wheelhouse right now. L is finished needed to be 3 pieces

 

Did you click on the link?

What did you use to shape that?

Thanks

 

I wouldn't use any heat.
Do the corners need to be squared off?

 

So you’ve got a J shape, and you want it to curl “open. Stretching the flanges
You need Duck bill Shrinker stretcher jaws to do that in one piece or possibly a hammer form. I’d make that from 2 pieces.
First smaller piece a simple “L” thru the stretcher.
The second piece cut to the curved shape you want, leave 1/4” extra to turn up on the inside curve, you can shrink up the 1/4” side. It will distort from curved edge in flat jaws but you can tap it back easily.
Weld the two pieces together.
22 GA is too thin of material.


I used a Dr Pepper carton, pencil, scissors, s**** of 2x4, table, clamps, rail anvil, hammers dolly, stretcher planishing hammer welder and pistol grinder

 

That looks good !

 

What car is this for?

 

I dont know how to weld , if I panelbond it it would need an extra 1 inch of overlap, I could rivet it together.

what if I just put the entire piece into inner wheelhouse and shape it with my hammer?

Thanks