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<blockquote data-quote="mklett33" data-source="post: 8066255" data-attributes="member: 604057"><p>You use fiberglass resin on cloth for your initial shape, then you add strength with resin and fiberglass mat, then you use body filler to perfect the shape and fill in imperfections. Any filler that has glass fibers in it is for when you need to build a thick area up, like If you wanted to take up a large gap between two pieces of wood, don't use it to fill small imperfections as it won't do as good a job as a lightweight filler (look up "rage gold" on google)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mklett33, post: 8066255, member: 604057"] You use fiberglass resin on cloth for your initial shape, then you add strength with resin and fiberglass mat, then you use body filler to perfect the shape and fill in imperfections. Any filler that has glass fibers in it is for when you need to build a thick area up, like If you wanted to take up a large gap between two pieces of wood, don't use it to fill small imperfections as it won't do as good a job as a lightweight filler (look up "rage gold" on google) [/QUOTE]
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