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Auto Upholstery Repair Flattening Rivets

Auto Upholstery Repair Flattening Rivets

How To Rebuild Your Door Panels
The backside of the rivets needed to be knocked down so the panel would sit flush against the body. A 2x4 block and a hammer flattened them nicely. View Related Article
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