VPA question
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Drifting
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From: Dalton, Ma
VPA question
Couple years ago. I did some general 'old body work' repairs around the headlights on my '66. Generally we just dug out somebody else's filler , ground the glass smooth and re =mudded it all with VPA, I'm very happy with the results and longevity on the clean up.
So here is my question. I've never used this as an adhesive,
IF it's good enough, strong enough, waterproof enough and stable enough to 'glue' fiberglass panels together forever, Why cant I use it to say...glue rust patch panels on steel cars and trucks, Like door bottoms, cab corners, rocker panels and the such????
So here is my question. I've never used this as an adhesive,
IF it's good enough, strong enough, waterproof enough and stable enough to 'glue' fiberglass panels together forever, Why cant I use it to say...glue rust patch panels on steel cars and trucks, Like door bottoms, cab corners, rocker panels and the such????
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I have never used it to glue steel parts together
But Evercoat claims it can be used on steel
http://www.evercoat.com/images/ePIM/...ltyFillers.pdf
But Evercoat claims it can be used on steel
http://www.evercoat.com/images/ePIM/...ltyFillers.pdf
