How To Apply Body Filler With 3M DIY Bondo
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2013
- We're back with the 3M Technical Service team to learn about the proper application of body filler and glaze during the collision repair or restoration process.
Our host, Dennis Pittsenbarger, highlights some of the overlooked and important steps from panel prep to mix ratios.
Mixing and applying your filler, glaze or Bondo the right way will ensure a repair that last a lifetime.
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Great job Dennis
Thanks. Good information.
very true. nice job
Use a body microphone for better sound. Nice video, Rick
Thanks for a helpful vid. Fuzzing out the tee shirt logo is lame though. Gonna watch some more of our stuff. Thanks for posting them!
Not our call Jim, Hot Rod Magazine would not allow it in the video so we had to blur or ditch the project.
nice thank U!
So many debates over this. Just got off the phone with Tamco they said no filler on bare metal creates heat then condensation on metal and to put over there DTM high build 5310. I do not need epoxy if car is inside all the time it will save you a lot of money just block and top coat your done and still have epoxy properties in the DTM.
i need more video using the perfect it Proces
You can't "build up" filler. it's designed as a mild form of metal correction, not for fabrication. Depending on the brand you use they'll have maximum thickness listings on the can, example 1/8 inch. You'll need to re-shape the metal first then use your filler as a finish before refinishing. If you can't re-shape the metal, then consider panel replacement.
Question guys. I need to fix a spot about 3" L x 2 " H just behind the rear door on the body panel about middle tire hieght. It's a "shaped" body molding that is as long as the front and rear doors to the rear wheel. I need it to come out about 1 inch in the center. Would I need to build it up? It's basically a reverse "V" I need to create. How thick can I apply Bondo? And how long between applications before I can sand and apply another coat if necessary. Lease turn in is coming up. Thanks
What cleaner did you use please?
Hey Loui26, What exactly do you not agree with? What suggestions do you have?
I have a 2007 chevy avalanche and would like to have the cladding painted. A friend told me that i could use a light weight bondo to rub over the textured plastic then sand it smooth. Do you have any recomendations on how to do this? do you sell the products to do something like this? Thank you
+Colby Dirks lol, primer not bondo
Damn.... what a tough audience! You guys... would you please link me to you video please sirs?
does it matter what side of the spreader that's used
James Houston No, both sides are the same. What does matter is that you make sure there is no extra hardner that has collected on the spreader during mixing.
That one swipe would be over catalyzed and lead to a repair failure.
the reason I asked is bc one side is slightly tapered and
Good sales man! For that dont know shit...lol
bad sound...
The man is explaining to himself.....he forgot about the audience...he speaks too quick as well.