Anyone know how to bondo a gash or a good website that would help me out?
09-20-2003, 08:54 AM
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Anyone know how to bondo a gash or a good website that would help me out?
My son hit a sign and there is a huge gash in the hood and the top of my car. I don't wanna have to pay 1300 for the repair especailly since my so 
n is still learning to drive . Can anyone help me out??
n is still learning to drive . Can anyone help me out??
09-20-2003, 09:26 AM
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ahhh ur son eh_
I suggest buyin him his very first can of bondo and some sandpaper and a block of wood. Let him try to do the repair himself but seriously its all self explanatory. Look at my homepage. I wrecked my first car and from there my parents bought me a gallon of bondo and said have some fun and fix it urself.
Theres a few basic how to bond techniques if u search google, but nothing that great really, its all about gettin practice IMO.
BTW. certifit sells new OEM-like hoods for 136.00
also fenders for like 65.00
Front bumers for 45.00
IM me if u need a # for them , there in MO, kansas, Tennesse, and indiana
I suggest buyin him his very first can of bondo and some sandpaper and a block of wood. Let him try to do the repair himself but seriously its all self explanatory. Look at my homepage. I wrecked my first car and from there my parents bought me a gallon of bondo and said have some fun and fix it urself.
Theres a few basic how to bond techniques if u search google, but nothing that great really, its all about gettin practice IMO.
BTW. certifit sells new OEM-like hoods for 136.00
also fenders for like 65.00
Front bumers for 45.00
IM me if u need a # for them , there in MO, kansas, Tennesse, and indiana
09-20-2003, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by bobjohnson
ahhh ur son eh_
I suggest buyin him his very first can of bondo and some sandpaper and a block of wood. Let him try to do the repair himself but seriously its all self explanatory. Look at my homepage. I wrecked my first car and from there my parents bought me a gallon of bondo and said have some fun and fix it urself.
Theres a few basic how to bond techniques if u search google, but nothing that great really, its all about gettin practice IMO.
BTW. certifit sells new OEM-like hoods for 136.00
also fenders for like 65.00
Front bumers for 45.00
IM me if u need a # for them , there in MO, kansas, Tennesse, and indiana
I suggest buyin him his very first can of bondo and some sandpaper and a block of wood. Let him try to do the repair himself but seriously its all self explanatory. Look at my homepage. I wrecked my first car and from there my parents bought me a gallon of bondo and said have some fun and fix it urself.
Theres a few basic how to bond techniques if u search google, but nothing that great really, its all about gettin practice IMO.
BTW. certifit sells new OEM-like hoods for 136.00
also fenders for like 65.00
Front bumers for 45.00
IM me if u need a # for them , there in MO, kansas, Tennesse, and indiana
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