Using Metal Body Filler on the Roof Panel on the 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 - Firebird Restoring
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- How to use metal body filler such as metal to metal of all metal filler for filling pinholes, or over fresh welds while restoring a classic 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400.
Using a metal body filler is a bit more work than just standard body filler or bondo, but take your time and you might just like to use metal body filler when you need to.
I am working on my 1967 Pontiac Firebird, restoring it to a daily driver condition, I hope you subscribe and follow along on my journey.
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One step at a time, it doesn't become a chor,and you have gratification at each step,great job, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Little by little wins the race, thanks for watching Donald!
Looking good. It will all get done eventually. Just have fun with it and stay cool. 113 degrees is not cool. Thanks for sharing.👍
That's the plan! Thanks guys for watching!
There you go brother little by little she will get done with body work just take your time
Thank you Brother, little by little!!
Great video. Keep making that progress. It's coming along nicely.
You are doing great work I like it
Thank you brother, I appreciate you watching!!
Great video. My '67 Firebird has a crack at top of drivers side windshield pillar too. Time to fix it! Thanks.
I have really been liking the results from this Metal to Metal Filler.
love this channel, let’s keep the Pontiac fan base alive! Keep doing what you’re doing brother! 🫂
Thank you brother, saving this Bird form the crusher and making my brothers family smile!
When we having a block party?
Say end of july, we block party till we drop
@@ArrowheadGarage deal. So the temp will be a perfect oven to bake the paint too
I just found the channel and it seems like it's a good one! Looks like you ended up filling the drip molding especially on the captains side - not a big deal I guess but could you have maneuvered a bit of folded over tape in there for a smoother finish?
I sure appreciate you stopping by and saying hello! Not fully filled thank goodness, I will
Getting that extra filler out
Please use tin with flux or lead maybe. i have big problem with my hood on my 1968. There is a spot that have been painted now twice. it starts rusting through the bondo and makes pin prick bubbles
I might have to try using the tin next time around, thanks for watching!
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Thank you JB!!!
Never used the metal bondo I’ve always used the body filler available in most stores. What’s the main difference or advantage?
Mostly to keep down on how much of the normal body filler you need to use on a classic car. Keeping more "metal" in the car. Thanks for watching!
Cool thanks. So if I e got to repair some body damage on a 15 yo Corolla I should just stick with the body filler?