How To Sand “Bondo” – Air Files and D/A Sanders
My Friend Pete gives us a detailed lesson on the two most important air sanders you can own to make sanding bondo , body filler, fast quick and easy. Using the RIGHT TOOLS gives you the advantage to do the job the right way. Learning automotive paint and body and getting educated for car or truck collision repairs and classic car restoration. Viking Air File and National Detroit D/A Sander is the tools of choice for DIY AUTO SCHOOL!
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When a guy buy cheap junk you end up with junk.
if my cobra wasn't co curvy for an airfile in 98% of situations otherwise i'd definitely be picking something like this up. im sure i'll need this info in the future someday. as always, thanks pete!
I use a electric da I bought at harbor freight, I like them because it’s less wear and tear on the air compressor, doesn’t get air in the lines etc, it is way heavier than a air powered one though
Is the Baxter brand from Harbor Frieght any good I believe they are around 130$
We have to stay motivated,no matter how dier the situation might seem to be,think limpy hung up his shoes on this stuff,tried but failed.
Doesn't the oil hole lube the chassis instead of the air motor?
Pete my friend Pete ur friend Pete no lie I fukkn died @ exactly 12:14…..😭🤣💀
PETE can you REVIEW the NEW harbor freight Baxter sanders?
Inline
DA
Palm
This is why I like flip cars.
$1700-$2500 range
All they get from me is a DA (palm sander) treatment.
I don't handbook them. Not worth it.
I have a dynabrade 6 inch gear driven that I use for all my rough in work it get it really straight