I have a number of small, shallow dings/dents that need to be fixed. We're talking an inch or two diameter and 1/4 inch deep, max. What would be a good quality filler to use that is readily available retail or mail order?
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Last time I did body work, 30 years ago, I used Bondo. Somebody invest 30 seconds of their life and help me out here. One word reply is all I need."If the sky were to fall tomorrow, the tall would die first."
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Eric Giles
'20 M2 CS
'04 M3
'11 X5 35D
'87 325is
'91 325i Sport
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I still use bondo. For really little dings I use glazing putty, but I usually wait until the day before it gets painted.
I have also used this stuff called all metal, it is pretty expensive and kinda hard to find (I got mine at NAPA however). It is nice because it is like liquid lead, kinda the same properties when dry, but that is probably best for larger dents.West German BMWs, they just don't make the same as they did before the wall fell.
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+1 I've been very pleased with Evercoat's products.Originally posted by Eric Giles View Post-Josh
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Thanks"If the sky were to fall tomorrow, the tall would die first."
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