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Topic: Re: When to Add Body Filler and Metal Filler????
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| CNKS
12-11-2012 14:04:28
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JB Weld has its place. I use it for the deep pits on the "battery under seat" tractors that have had battery leakage, I don't trust body filler for pits that deep. It takes a LOT of sanding. I then cover the scratches with body filler -- it comes out ok.
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| GordoSD
12-16-2012 15:21:19
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Re: When to Add Body Filler and Metal Filler???? in reply to CNKS, 12-11-2012 14:04:28
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| The platform or the box?. Should never be pits that deep on tin.
My guru body man, 50 years in business and startes with lead, swears you can us the filler as deep as you want on"non flexing parts". Wheels would qualify as would platforms. trust me and try one. Save you lots of work.
Or you could break out the torch and the lead sticks and steel paddle :)
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| CNKS
12-16-2012 17:05:08
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Re: When to Add Body Filler and Metal Filler???? in reply to GordoSD, 12-16-2012 15:21:19
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| The platform, either way will probably work, but I have now been working on my Super M for more than a year, another half day doesn't matter much.
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