billm10454

I have started stripping my 73 vette using captain Lee's and Citrus Stripper. About ten years ago I had an accident. Both front lower sections had to be replaced. When I started stripping those areas I notice that the grey primer was thick, which turned out to be bondo I think. It is grey like bondo and sands easily. I thought you could not use bondo on a corvette. Anyways I made a mess out of it. Can I use more bondo to fix it or is there something else I can use. Evidently this shop was not a good one. The bondo ran from the top near the hood to about 2 inches from the top of the wheel well. Everything was going fine until I hit this area. Also can the fiberglass be sande at all. Please I need help. Thanks in advance.

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Stop what you're doing and check out the paint and body forum. If you don't know what you're doing with chemical strippers on fiberglas, you'll never get a good paint job, because the stripper will soak into the body.

You want to use a fiberglas filler. Once again...the paint and body forum is the best place to ask.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=138

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