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Posted by Katharine on July 04, 2007 at 16:05:39 from (216.78.85.211):
In Reply to: broken hood posted by amo on July 04, 2007 at 15:51:17:
Fiberglass is a real pain to work with....All of the lil fibers in the sheet will make you itch like there is no tomorrow! Bondo is easier in that sense, but you do have to get the ratio of hardner to bondo just right. Too much and it will harden before you get it smoothed out, too lil and it won't harden properly at all and you can get bubbles in there too... Do you have the right tools for body work? Bondo board, spatula, cheese grater, air sander is easiest or you can use electric one, different grits of paper and a sanding block to name a few.
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