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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #45 on: 03 June 2014, 12:42:39 »

  My Monza was treated to two coats of epoxy primer as the paintshop decided to do a bare metal job on the whole car, lots of sanding!
Keith B

Epoxy primer seems to be the way to go nowadays , should last forever  :y

very good material.. the only drawback is it hides the small scratches and dings (or imperfections) because of its color.. so after sanding you have to apply 2 coats of original metallic color without laquer - too see imperfections left

but one good side it keeps window 72 hours :) (glassurite)

ps: I bet very few will understand this "window" ;D

the time window to overcoat it?
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #46 on: 03 June 2014, 19:49:45 »

  My Monza was treated to two coats of epoxy primer as the paintshop decided to do a bare metal job on the whole car, lots of sanding!
Keith B

Epoxy primer seems to be the way to go nowadays , should last forever  :y

very good material.. the only drawback is it hides the small scratches and dings (or imperfections) because of its color.. so after sanding you have to apply 2 coats of original metallic color without laquer - too see imperfections left

but one good side it keeps window 72 hours :) (glassurite)

ps: I bet very few will understand this "window" ;D

the time window to overcoat it?




yep.. so it can have chemical adhesion :y :y :y 


ps: I never trust chemical adhesion alone.. I always sand.. only exception is laquer/clear coat over color coat when its wet ;D
« Last Edit: 03 June 2014, 19:52:14 by cem »
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #47 on: 04 June 2014, 18:34:43 »

what do I win? ;D
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #48 on: 04 June 2014, 18:43:14 »

what do I win? ;D


if you come here you can help me ;D  and a free beer :y :y
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #49 on: 04 June 2014, 18:46:24 »

Ohh Beer, Im in ;D
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #51 on: 04 June 2014, 19:42:15 »

Wish Cem lived in this country  :'( , we could have a sanding/painting/prep party  :)
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #52 on: 04 June 2014, 19:46:05 »

Wish Cem lived in this country  :'( , we could have a sanding/painting/prep party  :)


I would be very happy  :) :y :y  cause I need help :-\
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #53 on: 04 June 2014, 21:02:29 »

Got some rear lower panel repair to do , just waiting for the rain to stop  >:( Slight dent on the corner from previously owned . Will pull out then fill and paint , bumper needs to come off for access though . Got a few scuff marks on the plastic bumper same side too  :(
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #54 on: 04 June 2014, 21:29:46 »

Got some rear lower panel repair to do , just waiting for the rain to stop  >:( Slight dent on the corner from previously owned . Will pull out then fill and paint , bumper needs to come off for access though . Got a few scuff marks on the plastic bumper same side too  :(


before everything spare some time for the color match.. later when you start I'll tell how to blend with adjacent panel(s).. or in the same panel.. but keep in mind you have to clear coat whole part otherwise you will end up with an inevitable line regardless of how much you sand :-\


and as for filling , you can use several applications of primer filler instead of bondo which has the risk of fracturing..  and use the largest block possible for sanding :y


and  a piccie will be helpful for us to decide where to blend :y
« Last Edit: 04 June 2014, 21:44:07 by cem »
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #55 on: 04 June 2014, 22:30:43 »

Got some rear lower panel repair to do , just waiting for the rain to stop  >:( Slight dent on the corner from previously owned . Will pull out then fill and paint , bumper needs to come off for access though . Got a few scuff marks on the plastic bumper same side too  :(


before everything spare some time for the color match.. later when you start I'll tell how to blend with adjacent panel(s).. or in the same panel.. but keep in mind you have to clear coat whole part otherwise you will end up with an inevitable line regardless of how much you sand :-\


and as for filling , you can use several applications of primer filler instead of bondo which has the risk of fracturing..  and use the largest block possible for sanding :y


and  a piccie will be helpful for us to decide where to blend :y

Yep , already got some primer filler although the dent is very shallow so once pulled out will try to file the metal flat . What about chemical metal , ive used that before to good effect  :y
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #56 on: 04 June 2014, 22:45:14 »

Got some rear lower panel repair to do , just waiting for the rain to stop  >:( Slight dent on the corner from previously owned . Will pull out then fill and paint , bumper needs to come off for access though . Got a few scuff marks on the plastic bumper same side too  :(


before everything spare some time for the color match.. later when you start I'll tell how to blend with adjacent panel(s).. or in the same panel.. but keep in mind you have to clear coat whole part otherwise you will end up with an inevitable line regardless of how much you sand :-\


and as for filling , you can use several applications of primer filler instead of bondo which has the risk of fracturing..  and use the largest block possible for sanding :y


and  a piccie will be helpful for us to decide where to blend :y

Yep , already got some primer filler although the dent is very shallow so once pulled out will try to file the metal flat . What about chemical metal , ive used that before to good effect  :y


chemical metal ? never used that before .. will check :y
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #57 on: 04 June 2014, 22:48:30 »

Chemical metal can be filed and shaped like filler but much more stronger than filler  :)
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #58 on: 04 June 2014, 22:53:13 »

Search for devcon.  Very usefull compound.   :y
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #59 on: 04 June 2014, 23:00:18 »

Search for devcon.  Very usefull compound.   :y

Thanks for that hotel21 , looks very good . Found this :

Devcon
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