6'-2" brake for late model doors?

[mopar92]

I know it's not ideal, but can a 6-2" brake bend up my DLM doors? Thanks.

[xray]

I know it's not ideal, but can a 6-2" brake bend up my DLM doors? Thanks.

Yes. 8' is ideal though.

[Punisher88]

6 foot 6 is the perfect size to also do the plastic at the bottom of the doors. I have a six foot that does great but can't do the rolled plastic. But most everyone wants the store bought plastic now.

[mopar92]

But can it do most standard length doors? I'll live with store bought skirt plastics.

[GRT62]

Yes we use a 6 foot to do our bodies

[Lizardracing]

Nothing wrong with doing doors in sections either as it's alot easier to do repairs and patches.

[mopar92]

Id rather do a solid piece door. Sounds like most doors are 5'6" - 5-8"

[Punisher88]

It will do doors. Most doors I do never extend past 6 feet. If they do it is maybe an inch. Which can still be done in a 6 foot with overhang on each side. A 74 will be fine. If you are buying the one carey smith has it is a good buy

[mopar92]

I just posted in the classifieds. Thanks guys.

[powerslide]

6 foot 6 is the perfect size to also do the plastic at the bottom of the doors. I have a six foot that does great but can't do the rolled plastic. But most everyone wants the store bought plastic now.

The pre-formed skirts are thicker and hold up a lot better than the roll plastic. Its a lot cheaper to use the roll plastic but you are repairing it more often