Reply to "Dented stock A-Arms"

davidnunnMember

You could also use Bondo to fill the dents then have the a-arms Cerakoted. Not all Cerakote is baked, so it’s fine to use with Bondo. Cerakote is pretty tough stuff. Its primary application is for finishing firearms but it’s now being used in automotive applications. It’s thinner than powder coating so it doesn’t obscure fine details. It looks more like anodizing. Also, because it isn’t baked it’s great for cast metal parts as there’s no out gassing.

2/16/2310:13 PM

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