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Old 11-25-2014, 08:27 PM
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Old 11-25-2014, 08:41 PM
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Tyler can you use bondo with fiberglass on plastic?
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Old 11-25-2014, 08:47 PM
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Tyler can you use bondo with fiberglass on plastic?
depends on what you're doing
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I wasn't sure if I could use it for some final fine smoothing on the interior of my tail lights.
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I wasn't sure if I could use it for some final fine smoothing on the interior of my tail lights.
I'd say it would be fine
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There wouldn't be much at all so I didn't see why it wouldn't work but I just wanted a second opinion. After I get the tails done I will be tackling the led light bar third brake light! So have you started working on the engine? Oops just realized you said Christmas break not thanksgiving break
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Old 11-25-2014, 09:03 PM
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There wouldn't be much at all so I didn't see why it wouldn't work but I just wanted a second opinion. After I get the tails done I will be tackling the led light bar third brake light! So have you started working on the engine? Oops just realized you said Christmas break not thanksgiving break
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I thought you were in school like cmenjr.
No. I'm in my second year of college.

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Sorry to get off topic..
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No. I'm in my second year of college. Sorry to get off topic..
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I wasn't sure if I could use it for some final fine smoothing on the interior of my tail lights.
you could use a finisihng glaze it's not as thick and a little easier to sand and supposed to help you with those imperfections
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