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Apply it the same as any other sheet metal. Just make sure it is supported from the back; ie., if off the vehicle…put it back on and begin working. If off and no car around….use a wooden saw horse (tends to work best), place over top and secure with wood screws. If you try shaping on unsecure sheet metal, you create more damage than to begin with.
