Quality Bondo?

[chayos00]

Hey guys, before I get bashed :whipping2 for asking. My wife's old car, 96 Toyota Tercel was hit by a bullet as she was driving to work a few years ago. I was wanting to fix the hole.

So anyways where can I get some GOOD QUALITY bondo, and not just some cheap ****. I want to fix it right and make it look good enough to sell. Yes I will paint it over too, I have plans for that.

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[gm350reratliff]

:wow: Jeez, rough neighborhood eh?


As far as bondo goes, 3m has some good stuff. If that gash is any deaper than .375" it will need to be pulled out to make it right. It just depends on how good of a job you want to do. It has been many years since I have used the stuff available at the local parts stores but I never had any good luck with the "cheap" stuff.

 

[chayos00]

:wow: Jeez, rough neighborhood eh?

The area she was going past on her way to work is. It appeared to be road rage between 2 other cars. She was the innocent bystander.

I was debating about taking the headliner out or move it enough to kind of reform the hole to make it shallower.