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Its all in using the right tools. or 972-420-1293
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How would you fill in the holes?
World Class Jackass!!!! I wouldn't let this guy touch my vehicle.
I use to use the small 36 grit grinding pads but found that a 4 inch 36 grit flap disc works better and lasts a lot longer than the little disc's and. Those little disc's aren't cheap. I work bondo the way you do but after I have it laid out I keep checking it and when it is beginning to cure I use what I call a cheese grader and scrap the bondo down in to shape. Put one final coat and when that it completely cured sand and finish.
I'd rather hit my big toe with a sledge hammer than to listen to this ding dong for another 10 seconds.
this guy talks & sounds & looks a bit like
Tommy Lee Jones..
Dent puller where great for stealing cars back in the day.
I like your classes, Pete. I love the best tools and that you don't use crappy tools. Thank you
"TOO DO", IS "TO DO"
Pete the fucking Freak Wife Abuser with the Bozo Nose.
You need a stud welder, easier and less chance of corrosion due to the holes your drilling. Stud welders leave no holes. Get with the program dude.