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[T.Crown]

hi folks can anyone recommend a filler that i can skim the whole shell with ? preferably a dark colour ,

cheers T.Crown

[guywithvan]

hi folks can anyone recommend a filler that i can skim the whole shell with ? preferably a dark colour ,

cheers T.Crown

why?

[T.Crown]

hi folks can anyone recommend a filler that i can skim the whole shell with ? preferably a dark colour ,

cheers T.Crown

why?

why what ?

covering the whole car then rubbing it all off leaving the filler in all the low parts and imperfections in panels . and a dark colour so the low bits once filled will be clearly visable.

[jack_marshall]

Sounds like you've been watching american car programmes!

Really no need to fill the whole car, if you do, it will be a whole load wobblier than if you'd just filled the damaged/ bent areas.

Most of the decent filler is made by U-POL, we use Upol easy sand stuff, its alrite but can be a little pinholey at times but is pretty cheap.

[T.Crown]

well after its rubbed down the whole car wont be filled just the parts that have imperfections . May be sounds mad and alot of waste and rubbing but at least even the smallest marks are then filled . 90% will be bare metal after the rubbing down anyway . Just want to get all the pitting smooth .

[Rosslin Racing]

Spray filler my man. in grey thats what you need.

[Retro_10s]

Spray filler my man. in grey thats what you need.

I concur,.. Also goes by the name of Spray putty,.. basically a very high build primer.

[bigtoe]

i wouldnt use that spray putty as it cracks up after time best to just fill the dents u can see an feel then 2k prime the whole car and block it down you will see the hi&lo spots then just rework these bits again then reprime remember its 99% prep 1% paint lol