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lol fiend, i actually found a post of yours that didnt have a green background, then watching you frantically add mushrooms & codes to make it go funny colours.
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| Rick's EF Fairmont Wagon |
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stop putty is what you want, its used to smooth out the tiny marks from scratches and dings. Major dents are filled with bog, then sand, then stop putty then sand, then a light mist spray of black to show up the indents when you sand again with a block. then you know where to stop putty again until the whole surface is even.
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| fiend |
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| Rick's EF Fairmont Wagon |
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Yep! bog is too thick for achieving fine finishing work.
Go see what they have on the shelf at the local car parts Tomorrow. I have several books on car restorations and bodywork. Written by poms so they deal with lots of cancer removal.
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| BenJ |
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Hey Guys. Thanks for the advice.
I have done a bit of research over the years and I am aware of the different uses of the various products. Bog was needed in a number of areas, and I may still need it in a couple yet due to the size of the low spots. I will be applying primer next as a foundation, followed by a quick sand and then a full coat of spray putty. Then I will sand the whole bonnet, before applying another full coat of primer and a guide coat. I will be able to then focus on specific areas. I also have some spot putty here as well. Hopefully that sounds about right, seeing as this is my first go at this stuff. However theory is one thing, and practical application another. But I seem to be able to learn new stuff pretty quick. Cheers BenJ
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| goody21 |
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benj i wish u lived in victoria so u could give all the faggy p-platers with there vs-vt-vx WAGONS that all looks the same in my area a run for there money. so sick of those friggn things all look the same.
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| BenJ |
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{USERNAME} wrote: benj i wish u lived in victoria so u could give all the faggy p-platers with there vs-vt-vx WAGONS that all looks the same in my area a run for there money. so sick of those friggn things all look the same. LOL, thanks mate. BenJ
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| XR-Lane |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Doh!
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| BenJ |
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I got nothing done on the bonnet today, as I was prepping the ED Engine to go back in the ED. I have it all ready to be lifted up and slid in.
I also pulled the EB Wagon Auto off the dead Wagon engine and gave it a good clean. I am delivering the Auto to it's new home in the morning. All in all, got a few things done. Cheers BenJ
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| goody21 |
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any more mods coming for the wagon?
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| huggiebear |
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{USERNAME} wrote: any more mods coming for the wagon? ofcourse.. he mentioned just before there is a sunroof coming... now all the wagon needs is some boost hey ben 
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| mitchell g |
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i was thinka raptor super charger
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| huggiebear |
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yeah those raptor kits seem to quite good. i just wish they had more whine to them like the 7/61 V8 chargers muhahaha
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| mitchell g |
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like the one mad max had?
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| huggiebear |
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that or garry myers's mustang
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