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Special K
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Suffolk, Virginia
Posts: 113
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POR 15 fillers
Have not mastered how to weld so for now I am looking at some body fillers. Has anyone used the POR 15 epoxy putty and fillers? Just trying to get a comparison of what is out there on the market, and if the POR 15 putty is all that they claim that it is.
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: May 2008
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 41
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Im using the straightline body filler right now and I have to say it is far superior to bondo as far as hardness and a lot less air bubbles. |
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The Anti-Leafer
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Haven't tried the epoxy glob yet. I prefer to stick w/ the lightest amount of filler possible. I've used many tubes of POR Patch on small joints & pinholes on both Cruzahs. Also tried the Resto Grip - it's got fiberglass in it & when they say it hardens in 8-10 min. they ain't jokin. Use small amounts, lap it on & spread it over fast. I've had excellent results w/ both products.
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IH8MUD Junior
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I'm using the epoxy putty, resto grip, and straightline now and like them better then anything I've used before. Way less air bubbles and resto is some really hard stuff...
__________________ 1974 FJ40 1994 FZJ80 2004 Tacoma TRD (gone to a new loving home) |
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