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| Bondo? I noticed in someone's thread that they said to never let bondo near a boat. Why is this? Does it matter if it is completely encased in paint? |
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| bondo dont flex,, but some other fiberglass puttys do like dura glass with fibers,,,,,,,,,,,,longliner |
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| Bondo's stiff, brittle, porous. Gets wet, then when it gets cold it cracks. Or gets wet and slowly deteriorates. Or gets shaken up a lot and breaks loose. Nah, go with the good stuff.
__________________ - Matt Marsh - Marsh Design (small craft blog and designs) |
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| bondo, will absorb water and swell. Not good. Go with a fiberglass filler. |
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