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Old 05-07-2011, 02:13 AM   #1
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bondo body filler will work
What is this you speak of and how will the results be? Also where can I acquire this?

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How to Use Bondo Body Filler

Bondo is the most popular method of repairing a damaged body panel. It is an inexpensive alternative to having the panel professionally repaired and is easy to use. Bondo consists of two chemicals: the filler and the hardener. The materials are mixed together and then applied to the surface. Once dry, the material can be sanded to the desired shape and, if desired, painted.


1
Sand all paint off of the damaged area with sandpaper.

2
Wipe the damaged area down with a tack rag to remove any sanding deposits, which can prevent the Bondo from properly adhering to the surface.

3
Mix the Bondo filler with the Bondo hardener, using the plastic putty knife supplied with the Bondo kit. The filler is the gray material in the can, while the hardener is the red material in the tube. Use 1/4 tube of hardener for every 1/4 can of filler. Mix the materials together until they turn a uniform salmon color.

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Apply the mixed Bondo material to the damaged area with the plastic putty knife. Swipe the material from one side of the damaged area to the other side of the area in a single motion while pressing the material into the area. Pressing the Bondo into the surface will ensure that the material fills small irregularities.

5
Allow 10 to 15 minutes to pass for the Bondo to dry.

6
Sand the Bondo down with sandpaper until it conforms to the body panel.
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