iam posting the pic can some one tell me how can i fix it with bondo , fiber glass
i dont have tools . so i will go to store and buy stuff .. step by step i need to know which product will go 1rst and what are steps to folow
i know some product name but dont know how to apply then
fiber glass, fiber cloth, fibter patch, bondo hair , bondo , putty

i will be looking farward for the post help me guys ucan see the picture as well












Modified by hamadhonda93 at 6:09 PM 5/14/2008

 

You'll need metal to fill that enormous gap.

 

rear wheel arch. http://www.tasauto.com/Product...5&p=1

 

ok i know whr to get arch for rear quater pannels
now how can i put it on i dont hwave welder and now body is willing to do it he says have to take battery out gas tank out costing me too much
and what abt the hole on bottom when u open the door beside the arch
how can i fill that up . ok quick question
should i clear call rust put fiber cloth then put fiber glass (cream)type thing on top
let it dry and then sand it out and give a shape like its metal and cover the hole ?
and for arch make thick paste of fiber glass and give it shape as much as i can
or (other then welding tell me the method to attach the arch)








Modified by hamadhonda93 at 6:06 PM 5/14/2008

 

You aren't going to be able to fix that without a welder, sorry man. If you can't afford to have it done right, just wait and save your money until you can afford it. Fiberglass isn't going to do anything to rust like that, no matter what anyone on here might try to say.

 

yeh what abt the roof area did u seen what do u think it is worth it to spend 800 $ on this car like after words if roof again gettin started rusted then i will b like

 

The roof area isn't as bad, but rust is very difficult to fix so that it doesn't return. What kind of action you take to fix it depends on what your goal is with the car. If you just want a daily driver, continue to drive it and forget about the rust. If you are looking for a nice car, you might want to consider just selling it and looking for something rust free, or you will just have to spend the cash to get it done right the first time. Fixing rust incorrectly can often make the problem worse rather than better, so you need to find someone that you know does good work.

 

yeh guys i made up mind
i will buy the Bondo fiber repair kit (Blue one )
and sanding paper and gona start it doing home will soon post pictures on 20th June u will see bad or good now i will do this crap finish (i just driving this car and dont want it to look that iam some guy from junkyard and borowed car frm thr )

 

tbh, i'd cover it with like rustoleum or some sort of thicker primer hopefully slow it down, and in the meantime save up for a new non cancerous body...

 

i can;t wait to see the results

 

Same here,

i gotta do the same

 

at least spray the hell out of it with rust neutralizer.

 

bummer.

 

try to go rent a welding equipment and get some bead plate and learn how to cut patch it yourself.i hate rust.

 

my accord had rust like that in the same spot by the windshield. If you don't fix it, its going to crack the glass.

 

Do you speak french? Your english isn't that great.