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hemidenis
Posted 2017-03-25 11:42 PM (#536664)
Subject: Bondorama



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Location: Northen Virginia		May be not an Exner car, but gosh I never saw something like this. This guy is a true artisan...





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w.weiland
Posted 2017-03-26 7:29 AM (#536675 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: Re: Bondorama


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Location: Lordstown, Ohio		well they never would of invented the stuff if they didnt intend you to use it.
WHEN i was in collision repair there was soooo many people that did this. And whats scary is it was done to frame rails, structural areas, and insurance companies pushed for it

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big m
Posted 2017-03-26 11:03 AM (#536688 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: Re: Bondorama



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RUSTORICHES
Posted 2017-03-26 11:51 AM (#536699 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: Re: Bondorama


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Location: Alberta		It is surprising in that area of the body such light gauge/flat tin to work with compared to the number of layers of bondo. My Dad's friend was a car salesmen and I always remember him having a ball point pen with a magnet on the end in his shirt pocket for doing walk around/trade in appraisals. Just thinking maybe the added weight of the bondo created better traction on a Hot rod like this ……….LOL
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drosera88
Posted 2017-03-30 6:42 AM (#536998 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: Re: Bondorama



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Viper Guy
Posted 2017-03-30 7:37 AM (#537005 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: Re: Bondorama



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FINS!
Posted 2017-04-01 1:28 PM (#537156 - in reply to #536664)
Subject: RE: Bondorama


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Insane! Rather amazing it didn't crack, being so thick. Was there any metal in the car, or was the whole thing just made of Bondo?
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