Trans Am Front bird shave.
07-19-2007, 06:53 PM
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Trans Am Front bird shave. Which compound to fill in (shave) the front bird on a Trans Am? I want to do this but forgot what the compound was called?
07-19-2007, 09:31 PM
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No I am talking about filling in the gap around the Trans Am's front bumper license plate filler so it looks like the bumper is one larger piece.
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"fiberglass will crack with a little bit of flex...they make a urethane based body filler which is what i used on my camaro for the holes in the bumper after i removed the grill." found via the search i listed above
07-21-2007, 07:58 PM
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you can coat the inside of the filler whay it the opening is on the back with it in with bond do fill it in good then after everything drys shaved the bird off with a sander or sand paper done till it looks like you want it too
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Whats that Urethane filler called? How hard was it to fill in those holes yourself? If I can I would rather DIY..... Thanks for the info.
Originally Posted by fastvert
"fiberglass will crack with a little bit of flex...they make a urethane based body filler which is what i used on my camaro for the holes in the bumper after i removed the grill." found via the search i listed above
