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912-6 is now flared
Got the welder out this weekend, passed on the $150 glue applicator. Pretty happy with the results. I have to stop by the auto paint store today to pick up some filler to skim coat the seams, then I'll shoot some epoxy over them. I'm gonna wait a few more weeks to paint so the pollen will be out of the air.
Who has a recomendation on filler to use. Didn't figure "bondo" would be the best choice. I have some finishing glaze to use as a final coat, but whats best for a first coat?  
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evercoat is a great filler.
Then just pick up a tube of spot glaze. sjd
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Thanks Steve, I'll try it out.
Got that space cleared out for your car yet? hehehehe
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Looking good. now time to mount those meaty wheels you've got up in the attic.
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Picked up some Evercoat Rage at lunch, we'll see how it goes on tonight.
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Here is a shot of the latest view of the fenders, trying to adjust the camber now for the 9x17's.
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Be very stingy with the glaze.
I refuse to use the stuff myself, because in the past it has had so much shrinkng issues. The newer catalyzed stuff may be better, but I just dont trust the stuff. Rage is a terrific filler....good choice there.
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the new 2x glaze doesn't shrink like the old stuff. but, still use it thin.
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