In this video we show you how to apply contour premium body filler to a small dent on a monte carlo hood.
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this video is helping me….thx
On hot day use less harder cold day it takes longer harden. I once put to little stuff took 2 days to dry. Nicer you spread better sanding goes. Sand before fully hardens you'll know.
Does the hardener come with the filler?
Why don't you do a video of dent repair ? Always a flat surface !
Does this also work on RV's? I am eyeing a few potential RV 5th wheel trailers, and I'm trying to determine if repairs can be made with this stuff. Or, is there a special type of body filler I need for RV Trailers? Of course, I know it depends on which body style of RV. I think the ones I am looking at are "Filon, a plastic-and-fiberglass-combined sheeting"… They are not the aluminum sheets, I know that much. Some kind of compound material. The problem is, I don't know how thick the outer compound is, before it gets to the inner layer Styrofoam insulation.
Can I use this to repair large (3" circles) of chipped clay from sides of a clay fire chiminea by sanding first, applying mixture, sanding again and painting?
Damn Eastwood co. replies back with some sound advice
what will happen if i apply the hardner to my Johnson?
What if I have forgotten to use hardener in filler ???????