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| douglas tappan (Dougthebonifiedbusnut)
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On more than one occasion I have statede that I am a better mechanic than I am a computer person. This is the second time I will have posted this question. I dont know If my being a unregistered guest means that I cant use the board or what but I won't spend much time finding out.I filled in all gthe blanks I though I needed to and my post the next morning was gone.I'll try it again and see what happens. I will say thank you to Ein but I have always said if something isn't broke why fix it. The question was; With regard to using bondo I am goingto be filling the areas where there were holes. Do I need to prepare the old bomdo with anything before I apply the new bondo. And finnaly, wioll the bondo by itself weather in New England over thre winter or should I prime it or do I need to actually paint it.Once again thank you in advance. | ||
| TWO DOGS (Unregistered Guest) Rating: N/A |
PAINT IT ! ! ! ! spray can paint is fine for temporary covering of the bondo.. | ||
| Gary McFarland (Gearheadgary)
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Just remember you'll have to sand off "Spray Paint" when it comes to the "Real" paint job. If you use an epoxy primer, you don't have to sand it off. If buying auto-paint freaks you out, Spray paint it. Gary | ||
| TWO DOGS (Unregistered Guest) Rating: N/A |
WRONG | ||
| Ace (Unregistered Guest) Rating: N/A |
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| Gary McFarland (Gearheadgary)
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Yeah, go ahead and lay modern urethane over oil-based paint, knock yerself out. Gary | ||
| Barrett
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By nature, all PRIMERS are porous and will allow moisture in. Do your body filler work, and then either prime and paint or just paint over it until you are ready to do the real paint job, then just sand it off. It will sand easier with primer under it. Grey is usually the easiest to sand off, with red being the hardest. Just make sure you use SANDABLE primer. |