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Step 5Bondo!
so now you probably have let it dry for ahwhile and you've got some bumpy monster sitting in your works station, well this is where the bondon comes in
You'll probably need to do some triming of the dried fiberglass(wear a mask, or it'll kill you) so the edges are nice, and some sanding won't hurt.
then once you've gotten your peice pretty smooth brush all the dust of and wip out the bondo.
it's the same deal as the resin, a big bucket of ish and the hardener compouns, mix etc.
but this time when you mix it should change color and temperature, this stuff drys very fast so be ready to spread it on your peices.
it's better to use more in an area than not enough, you can always sand it down. make sure you have a nice coat spread over the face of the peice, then set it down and let it dry.
The photograph is post bondo and sanding
You'll probably need to do some triming of the dried fiberglass(wear a mask, or it'll kill you) so the edges are nice, and some sanding won't hurt.
then once you've gotten your peice pretty smooth brush all the dust of and wip out the bondo.
it's the same deal as the resin, a big bucket of ish and the hardener compouns, mix etc.
but this time when you mix it should change color and temperature, this stuff drys very fast so be ready to spread it on your peices.
it's better to use more in an area than not enough, you can always sand it down. make sure you have a nice coat spread over the face of the peice, then set it down and let it dry.
The photograph is post bondo and sanding
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