whats the best 3m bondo to fill in a dent on a muffler?
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having bondo or filler on the muffler is gonna look more like *** than just having a dent. doesnt really matter if theres a dent on the muff to imo
why is this dent an issue for you?
i'd use lead filler personally though. but im not a pro at anything, just seems better to me than something made of plastic/synthetic
why is this dent an issue for you?
i'd use lead filler personally though. but im not a pro at anything, just seems better to me than something made of plastic/synthetic
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Body filler will not work on a muffler. Never even heard of anyone trying to do that. The body filler will fall off as soon as the muffler warms up. I have removed body filler before from cars with propane torches. Doesn`t take much heat to pop that stuff right off
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i like how people get on to people for asking questions. that is the whole point of ls1tech, to ask questions, help people out, and learn something. not trying to get harrassed. just looking for advise and help
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water in oil? haha. common sense is the key to that question. not everyone out there know all that bout heat mixing with bondo, let alone bodywork
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to a point hes right and i doubt hes familiar with paint and body work so he wouldnt know. just get a new muffler because like it was said bondo will crack or come right off.
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Yeah, bondo wont stay on a muffler. Maybe you can have a body man pull the dent out with a stud gun? then all you would have to do is smoth out the metal where the studs were welded on.
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thanks fast 94, ya im just going to get a new muffler and make sure i dont let the fiance's dad drive the car anymore. an f-body is to be respected especially if its someone elses. **** gets damaged when your to nice and let the fiance's dad drive your car and not know the power f-bodys produce lol