Bondo-Glass

It cool if if you work fast, I noticed it takes out a step or two. overall good product in my bookThe Clear Bra Guy

KCs premiere paint protection guru

Don't be cheap. Go and buy a gallon of resin and a gallon of bondo and mix at about 50/50. you will need to use both hardeners and it works well as a top coat. But if you are using it to set up a mold, then you need just regular fiberglass resin to do that.

the bondo-glass does work well......there are other products and to be honest i perfer them over the bondo-glass. it isnt a quality thing......it is a choice. the kinds i ude the most are evercoat and duraglass. between the 2 the duraglass seems a bit harder. but the bondo-glass will work well and at that price is a bargin. these are usually the first filler used in repairing bodywork on cars. the 50/50 mix milk shake will work. you can just use MEKP in the mixture though. it all depends on the way you want to go about it. adding anything to the front of your project will increase the amount of time and sanding you put into it.

bondo-hair okay, just dont overdo it on the hardner or youll be sorry. duraglass is what the pro's use, its a little more costly, but it applies a lot easier because it doesnt have those long chopped strands of glass in it. you be the judge, just take you time with the bondo-hair and dont do too big of a spot at once.Pete - SPL Enterprise Inc.