Posted by Duane WI on January 01, 2013 at 08:20:42 from (173.202.200.109):
I have been working on a 1947 IHC Pickup. My plan was to strip the paint (using wire wheel)from the body parts, weld in the patch panels (bottom of fenders and such) and work out the dents. Since my shop isn't heated I was then going to bring them into the basement, treat with phosphoric acid and do the bondo work. My shop isn't heated so painting is out until May. So right now I have a bunch of body sheet metal parts in the basement ready for bondo but after reading several posts about primer before bondo I am not sure this is a good idea. What are your thoughts? It is 2 degrees this morning so my desire to work in the shop is definitely low but I want to keep making progress. No way my basement is well ventilated enough to even think about painting. Thanks for your help.
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