So how hard is it to work with Bondo? Just slop it on and sand it, right? I have the Eclipse one right now, but I need to mold it on there permanently......

I can paint it okay, but the Bondo is where I am going to run into trouble.

 

I can see a story coming from you in about 2 weeks about this . I'm not sure if bondo is flamable or not .

-Steve

 

LMAO if you are doing this today, i'm comin over! Call me on my cell. If you lost my number, pm me.

 

Dude.....it's Tuesday. There's no way in hell I am attempting this on a weeknight.

 

No one here has used Bondo before??

 

I haven't but I can't wait to hear your experience with it . Please there is no way to blow up your car or house with it so I say go for it

 

Andy,
I used Bondo to patch a hole in the side of my truck, once. It's messy. You may want to think twice about doing this. Maybe you could buy some and 'practice' before you take the opperation inside your car because if you mess up, it's going to look really bad.

 

Maybe Playdough (spelling) is a better option.

 

The best thing to use is multiple layers of glazing putty that you can get from a automotive paint supply store. It come in two parts, the putty and the hardener. Take your time and do a little at a time. Trust me it takes a while, start with 80-180 grit sand paper, then progress to 200 then 400 and then just before painting use 800 or something like that. I have done two a dual and a triple.

Blake