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  • March 19, 2009 at 2:27 am #13452

    [IMG]http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s151/jackcarlson1965/DSCN2312.jpg[/IMG]
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    just thought ya might wanna see the finished job

    March 19, 2009 at 3:13 am #13455

    the fenders dont match :ohmy:

    March 19, 2009 at 3:17 am #13456

    do to i think its just the light:whistle::whistle: sides i painted the fender at the same time so i know it matches:P 😛 😛 😛 :whistle:

    March 21, 2009 at 5:40 am #13520

    Nice Vids..thanks for sharing. I learned a few things….

    Maybe I missed it but what were you using for a mixing board and to clean it? I normally use a piece of cardboard but would rather use something I can clean and re-use instead of tearing up boxes. :lol1

    What do you think about using a different color hardener for the second coat so you can see where you have been?

    March 21, 2009 at 7:06 am #13521

    You see the kind of stuff you’re teaching these people Bondo? :woohoo:

    I think he said he uses a ceramic mixing board.
    I use a Ceramic tile glued to a board with a handle so I don’t have to worry so much about it breaking. (as much)
    Used to use onion sheets. But when you go to mix your filler and tear out half the book. It gets old.
    Don’t like plastic mixing boards because if you’re too late they’re a pain to clean.
    If any gets dry on my tile. I take a putty knife and scrape it off.

    You’re really not suggested to mix on a porous surface.
    They say it absorbs the solvents/resins from the filler.

    As far as different color hardeners?
    I’ve only got an identical mix once. otherwise it is always quite obvious between layers.
    And to be honest color and layers doesn’t really matter. it’s all about rather it is level enough before you’re hitting the surrounding surfaces.

    Guide coat is your friend.

    Btw :welc

    Richard

    March 21, 2009 at 8:15 am #13524

    actually i use a plexiglass board an its cake ta keep clean an i get the same mix every time so i cant say anything about it looking diff in 2 coats unless i really mess up on my mix:wak :wak :wak its all fun though glad ta corrupt ya guys mabey i should do a better vid of some world class work like that crown vic an explain why i do what i do hmmmmm their is a little bit of art to it cough cough hack hack all ya guys gotta do is ask we will call it bondo 101 an you guys will be smearing em down in one shot for ol boyd or troy in no time:pcorn: :pcorn: :pcorn: :pcorn:

    March 21, 2009 at 9:52 am #13526

    lol I dunno. I always have small, fairly obvious variations in color. :unsure:
    I call bullshit on ol’ Bondo. :whistle:

    March 21, 2009 at 5:32 pm #13528

    Thanks for the helpful suggestions. I’ll have to go get me a piece of tile.

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