Would you recommend using Bondo or Filler for body damage??
I have pretty bad hail damage on the top and sides....
Anyone have experience..
any info. would be appreciated..
Thanks

 

bondo is like cher.....sure it may look ok from a distance....but the closer you get the worse it looks IMO. bondo=cher

 

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thats why even new cars usually have filler on them too, right?

near impossible to repair a car without filler

 

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thats why even new cars usually have filler on them too, right?

near impossible to repair a car without filler</TD></TR></TABLE>

my point was if possible,use bondo in moderation.

 

bondo sucks...i used it on my last car for spoiler holes, didn't work at all.

 

yeah 99.9% of body work has some sort of filler it just depends on if you know how to use it!

 

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you obviously don't know how to use it/know the purpose of filler.

It's not to fill in holes You need to weld the holes and grind down the weld, then use filler to fill in the cracks/imperfections.

 

k thanks...anyone else?

 

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