Reply to "Bodywork (Again)"

robborrusoMember

Hi Peter,
Nice progress sir..!
I'm always amazed at the volume of bondo that many (most) use. Some guys get a bit "lost" when applying it. It is easier to lay it on thick and sand it rather than take the time to apply "only" what is actually needed. If you've looked at my photos for 6001, I found a good 1/4" in the passenger door, and about an 8th inch on the hood.

Regarding the factory fill... I agree as usual :-) with Comp. They used a LOT of lead. Some were better than others. I personally don't like to disrupt the OE lead, and try my best to work around it.

Looking good ....body looks quite clean/straight. Good for you!

7/12/166:37 PM

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