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12-28-2008, 06:18 PM
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Fusor Hey guys. Is there any place to buy fusor that is cheap? I cant seem to find any unless its $75 per tube. I dont need much. I got a little too close to an electronic box that opens a gate and my gf's apartment and it hit my fender flare on my truck. It put a couple gashes in it so Im going to fill it with fusor, sand, and re-paint the flare. Any where to get the fusor cheap? I would use glazing putty but it doesnt work well on plastic.
12-28-2008, 08:20 PM
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Im not bonding anything to it. I talked to my autobody teacher that taught me in high school the other day and he said he would just use fusor to fill it so thats what I was planning on going with. What type of flexible fillers are good? I dont want something that will crack.
12-30-2008, 09:46 AM
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I just get it at API ( Auto Body Products Inc )... Amazing stuff, Cant tell you how well it has done for me... Bumpers that have been torn in half have come back to perfection with it! ummm... woot I suppose
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12-31-2008, 06:59 PM
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Sounds like Ill be using the flexible filler then.
I asked my old autobody teacher how much it would be for him to get me some with his discount and he said its $60 with this discount and thats the fusor that has 2 tubes taped together that goes into the caulking gun. Everywhere else I have looked around here on my own has been about $75
I asked my old autobody teacher how much it would be for him to get me some with his discount and he said its $60 with this discount and thats the fusor that has 2 tubes taped together that goes into the caulking gun. Everywhere else I have looked around here on my own has been about $75
01-03-2009, 11:43 AM
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fixing plastic is like shaping metal, use whats there, there may not need to fill anything, i try not to fill plastic if i dont have too, i shape and heat and shape and heat, or for small stuff allot of it comes out with a D.A. and start with 80-120-180-240 prime it paint it boom done
01-08-2009, 04:11 PM
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Bdyman, Ill try to get a pic and put it on here and see what you think. When it rains it poors. Had to pay for this semester of college, ($2500) the fuel primer pump went out on the truck and its a dealer only part ($495) so I need to fix this as cheap as possible with it not being shitty.
