You can mix it with fiberglass resin, but sanding it will be a bizatch.
Scott
Scott
Body Filler question...
i have an old can of filler that is very thick and hard to work with...
can i use acetone to thin it a little? or just mix it with FG resin and hardener to thin it out like a milkshake?
can i use acetone to thin it a little? or just mix it with FG resin and hardener to thin it out like a milkshake?
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Yea the last thing you want is a ****ty filler. I say go buy some new stuff and save yourself alot of time.
You can try to thin it out with acetone...just mix up a small batch to test it.
And this really should be in the FAbrication forum...MOds move this.
And this really should be in the FAbrication forum...MOds move this.
thank guys...a new can it is...sorry i put this in the wrong section...
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