MoCoke
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i have to admit that job looks like fun. i think it just motivated me to go back to work 😛 keep up the good work and pics
ive had problems with that 4:1 not sanding and clogging the paper up. i used norton blue mag 180 to start sanding with after i let it sit a couple days and still was a pain. ?????? any ideas?
nice work nex, i like that bumper stand. looks like it holds the bumper steady.
for some reason i thought the car you were working on was the size of a crown vic or someting. it doesnt even look like u need a poly primer here either. just a good urethane
im a big fan of the lord fusor adhesives. the repair adhesive 142 can be used with any type of plastic as long as you spray the surface modifier and then they have the 114 which is a plastic finishing adhesive which spreads and sands like a coat of body filler. 3m is good too
unless your trying to define body lines, skimming with filler is just more work compared to spraying poly primer.
[quote=”painter123″ post=16658]the best way i have found is to sub it out to a glass company which we do for almost all of our glass work. the tool i posted is what our glass guy uses alot. he also sprays something around the glass onto the urethane b/4 he starts i am assuming to soften the urethane abit? anyone have any idea what it is?? as i have never thought to ask him.[/quote]
yea its just water to lubricate the blade. the machine looks like its bulky and it kinda pricey. i have some shopping around to do before i start the glass work full time.
[quote=”Ben” post=16605][quote=”MoCoke” post=16601]it would be nice if someone actually put together a good how to on windshields.[/quote]
I don’t do a lot of glass, but if I did do you a video, you would only hear about 3 words (repeated frequently). 👿 So anything useful I might have to say wouldn’t get said.[/quote]
lol, i did a windshield on a honda a few days ago it was so frustrating. i thought maybe someone had a few tricks up their sleeve that they could share
it would be nice if someone actually put together a good how to on windshields.
not sure exactly what type of rivets your referring to but the plastic rivets like the ones on chryslers? i use an inexpensive tile nibbler and cut them off. the tile nibbler also cuts the aluminum ones off too if you can access the head slightly. that or drill them out. rivets are a pain to remove but a life saver for installations
whats the difference between msb and mpb? i didnt ask for mpb but thats what they mixed for me.
i bought 2 quarts of mpb to use for this week… ill post my results soon
looks great lild!
[quote=”rudy49″ post=16427]Thanks Ben. Yea I’m from NJ so maybe Wurth would be my best option[/quote]
what part of jersey r u in?
theres a place called W/E supply in newark i believe that distributes them but i get their products thru my co op