4g4dcruisin

Im going to be canning another car of mine in the near future. But this time, I have some dents to take care of. I've never used metal glaze before, but doesnt it go directly over bondo, to smooth everything out?

I know bondo is porous, metal glaze is NOT, right?

Is metal glaze as rough as bondo when it comes to sanding/filing?

gorillafart

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bondo isnt porous if u get the good stuff... metal glaze is pretty damn fine stuff.

tepid1

I used metal glaze over Rage filler. I almost didn't even need to though. There were only a couple small pinholes. Nothing a high build primer wouldn't have filled.

4g4dcruisin

I'm just getting generic Bondo...like what you'de by at Auto-zone or something similar. There is a local auto paint supply place that carries a bunch of crazy ****. Maybe i should get some of their bondo, they are the ones who recommended the metal glazing.

tepid1

Rage extreme is good ****. You may not even need the glaze afterwards since it's just about pinhole free.

4g4dcruisin

thats what im talkin about haha. Even after sanding?

http://search.store.yahoo.net/cgi-bi...o.x=20&Go.y=14

after reading about it, it looks like its mixed with fiberglass, that explains a grip.

Expensive though.

tepid1

Even after sanding there can still be VERY small pinholes, but it is uncommon. It's sits pretty well. I used the glaze just for comfort.

I'm not up to par on this stuff though. This is my first interaction with body work and so far so good. I did a lot of research before hand and I chose good prducts. I guess that has a lot to say....