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    daveS53 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Quote Originally Posted by Navy7797 View Post
    1st attempt at body filler and block sanding. Still needs more sanding and filler but its a start.
    What filler are you using? When you need to cover a large area, I'd try U-pol flyweight. It sands easier than anything I've ever used. U-pol gold glaze is great too, and they can be mixed. If you're getting close enough to "straight", Evercoat superbuild or fiberfill sprayable filler/primer sand easily. With any luck you can sand it down until the first high area shows and quit. Then you're ready for the final primer ( epoxy, urethane, or evercoat slick sand). I've been using it on many of my large areas, like trunk lid and door sides.

    U-Pol UP0745 Flyweight Gold Lightweight Body Filler

    http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/u-po...0-p-17024.aspx

    Evercoat Super Build 4:1

    http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/ever...9-p-11007.aspx
    Last edited by daveS53; 06-16-2015 at 03:26 PM.

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