Is This Fixable?
02-08-2010, 02:40 PM
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nortaP
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Re: Is This Fixable?
Steps to Vadriven body repair.
1. Bondo
2. Primer
3. Never get a re-spray
Unless your Cobra4B then it follows.
1. Color change
2. Color change
3. Sell car
4. Color change.
1. Bondo
2. Primer
3. Never get a re-spray
Unless your Cobra4B then it follows.
1. Color change
2. Color change
3. Sell car
4. Color change.
02-08-2010, 02:59 PM
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02-08-2010, 03:06 PM
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Re: Is This Fixable?
No... PM nftuatn, he'll get you straightened out on what to use...
If it were me, I'd plastic weld it and use some kind of sandable epoxy accompanied by some Dolphin Glaze then tape off the area and throw on some newspapers to prevent overspray, then shoot some primer on it...
If it were me, I'd plastic weld it and use some kind of sandable epoxy accompanied by some Dolphin Glaze then tape off the area and throw on some newspapers to prevent overspray, then shoot some primer on it...
02-08-2010, 03:11 PM
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Re: Is This Fixable?
Go here:
http://houseofgrafix.net/index.php?o...mart&Itemid=26
and buy the bandaid!:
Like stated above =]
http://houseofgrafix.net/index.php?o...mart&Itemid=26
and buy the bandaid!:
Like stated above =]
02-08-2010, 03:51 PM
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Re: Is This Fixable?
No... PM nftuatn, he'll get you straightened out on what to use...
If it were me, I'd plastic weld it and use some kind of sandable epoxy accompanied by some Dolphin Glaze then tape off the area and throw on some newspapers to prevent overspray, then shoot some primer on it...
If it were me, I'd plastic weld it and use some kind of sandable epoxy accompanied by some Dolphin Glaze then tape off the area and throw on some newspapers to prevent overspray, then shoot some primer on it...
i can fix it and paint the bumper for 300