What does everyone like for lightweight filler? I see all these tv shows where the guys spread the green filler over the whole panel and sculpt it that way. Is that a sturdy thing to do or is it a 6 month fix? Reason I ask is that my dad's '38 truck looks like someone tap danced on the roof and the bed was roughly home made. It waves at you when you go in the garage. Thanks!
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when we were building my car we used this expensive ass shit.
filler is filler, just some is easier to knock down than others. We used feather fill which is a high build primer. Its basically body filler you can spray on.
We would spray feather fill, block the whole car, add filler where needed, spray feather fill again, etc.
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I tend to like the Evercoat products the best, specifically the Rage Gold. It's ok to wipe the entire panel as most of it will be sanded off. General rule of thumb is to keep the thickness to a maximum of a 1/4". I like to keep my work down to about an 1/8", so that means a lot more hammer and folly work.--carlos
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Evercoat metal glaze, extreme or gold is pretty much the standard now a days, unless you are working on a clunker, then Dynalite is OK, but prepare for pin holes and bat caves...Originally posted by SilverbackLook all you want, she can't find anyone else who treats her as bad as I do, and I keep her self esteem so low, she wouldn't think twice about going anywhere else.
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