I started to prime my superjet and noticed where I filled in some old holes with thickened epoxy there are a bunch of small air holes in the paint. I'm not using a filler primer so I need it to be as smooth as possible. What do you reccomend using and where can I get some?
Good Body filler?
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beachedflunkey
wavejunkies
- Location
- Virginia Beach
I use Bondo Fiberglass Resin Jelly for moderately visible fills and sometimes highly visible fills (fuel filler block off, ie).
For light scratches I use some kind of two-part glazing compound. I don't remember what kind but the tube looks like this:
Both are available at auto repair stores.
For light scratches I use some kind of two-part glazing compound. I don't remember what kind but the tube looks like this:
Both are available at auto repair stores.
eschberg
Boycotting Winter.
- Location
- San Marcos, TX
2lick used Dolphin Glaze and Duraglass fiberglass filler in his build thread. I haven't personally used either of them, but he apparently liked them. Local PPG store is where he got his.
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/497&page=3&highlight=dolphin+glaze
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/497&page=3&highlight=dolphin+glaze
cookerq62
Life's Been Good
- Location
- Upper Bucks, PA
us composites epoxy and west systems 410
Mouthfulloflake
ISJWTA member #2
- Location
- NW Arkansas
if they are just small air bubbles ( pin hole size)
use Glazing putty, BONDO brand from walmart of autoparts store.
about $3 a tube, goes on red, dries pink.
good shizzle.
for PINHOLES
use Glazing putty, BONDO brand from walmart of autoparts store.
about $3 a tube, goes on red, dries pink.
good shizzle.
for PINHOLES