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HooptieWagon

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6. Its polyester, not epoxy.

Reply to pscot (Reply #5)

Wed May 22, 2013, 12:49 AM

May 2013

And it won't prevent rust. Not intended for patching holes, its a fairing compound for small dents. Yes, it could be used for a quick fix.. I wouldn't use it on a newer car. The holes can be patched by welding on a small patch and repainting.

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Anyone know about auto body repair? [View all] BainsBane May 2013 OP

too bad you are in rust land Kali May 2013 #1

I can probably do some pics. BainsBane May 2013 #2

Bondo pscot May 2013 #3

Thanks BainsBane May 2013 #4

It's epoxy. It cant rust pscot May 2013 #5

Its polyester, not epoxy. HooptieWagon May 2013 #6

A 2010 car I would repair properly. HooptieWagon May 2013 #7

Do you ever plan to sell the car? JohnnyRingo Jun 2013 #8