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Originally Posted by scarface199
thanks that is really helpful! I usually use Squardrun white putty from hobbie town by my house.. it works perfect.. used it for a rollpan on a escalade awhile back and it worked wonders.. Bondo Glaze and Spot putty I also had really really good luck with on minor imperfections/ little things like filling in door handles and small body lines.. thin layers of that works perfect.. sands smooth as glass. Also the 2 part bondo ( not with fiberglass, no luck with that, to hard to work with on diecast to me and I think that people who can work with it are amazing) works well for hood scoops... body kits, and custom sub woofer inclosures.. This is my know how on putty.. hope it helps out some too!
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I strongly reccomend against squadron and bondo glaze, because they are one part and dry through evaporation. As the moisture evaporates they shrink. I did an experiment a few years ago, using squadron, and bondo glaze, about a year or so later it had shrunk, and cracked.