Help… 2002 Chevy Tracker
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alright guy looking for some pointers ect here. I know its real bad and my pics are crappy but it will give you an idea of what’s going on.
plan… finish bondo work, blend w/ rear door? need help with this…
flame away…
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what ya wanna know jo? Id start by rolling that window down to make sure the glass isnt hitting the beam.
It’s hard to tell by the pic but I think you may wanna price a door skin, front door looks really wacked to me. Can you get a better shot of it?
yah … bit of work in repairing that door (can be done) but I think I’d look into a door skin also :pcorn: and if the impact beam is too bent as mentioned you might wanna check round for a used door B)
Throw a used door on it…work smarter not harder…
Well, I’ve pulled the door and mudded it…. twice :pcorn:
won’t be able to get back on it untill early next week.
This is a welfare job so I want to keep the costs as low as possible.
Keep us updated.
bondo is just about where I want it. I plan to shoot some prime on it tonight then block it and see where it’s at. If it’s not acceptable is it okay to apply bondo over top of my poly prime after sanding with 180 grit?
purchased 1/2 pint of deltron paint and qt of reducer for 80$ (is this reasonable?)
also got ppg sanding paste and grey scotch pads for the blend area
seems pretty reasonable to me
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