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CameraWiz
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So I'm doing a few upgrades on my truck I just got and the front end had barely been clipped and the hood got a few small chunks taken out of it so I'm wondering how to patch that up. It's a fiberglass hood. Should I use like tiger hair or like what types of body filler should I use? I can post pics tomorrow. I also have a few little rust spots on the door jamb that need to be redone so any recommendations on products would be nice. Looking to get this started or possibly done tomorrow.
Mar 20 2015 3:41AM
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Steezy_IN_KC
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/762430/Patch-Panels-Installation-and-Hand-Forming-Automotive-Panels-from-howtoASAP
Mar 20 2015 9:43AM
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ianrich511
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I fucked your moms exhaust pipe.
Mar 20 2015 9:51AM
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Dobber
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Ouch
Mar 20 2015 1:48PM
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CameraWiz
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Steezy_IN_KChttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/762430/Patch-Panels-Installation-and-Hand-Forming-Automotive-Panels-from-howtoASAP



I unfortunately can't do it like that. I can only grind away rust and try to fill it. I know it's not a forever fix but I at least want to slow the rust down. It's right in the door jamb which is a very tricky place. I can post pics if needed.
Mar 20 2015 4:16PM
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