Filling a Dent
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Cars get dented, even classic cars. We’ll go step-by-step through the process of filling a dent, from proper surface preparation to filler application to final sanding. When done right, no one will ever know you made the repair.
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How do you know how much hardener to use? It seems like a lot of "by guess and by golly" To much and you are not able to spread it correctly. And I've always wondered if it cures correctly with to little. I see you use Sharkbite, most places sell Bondo. Is one better than the other?
enjoyed the video - what brand is the sanding block you used - have been trying to find where it can be purchased buzzybtag@aol.com