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<blockquote data-quote="wasted ink" data-source="post: 5113326" data-attributes="member: 597269"><p>hes right, especially if you use the good stuff, which i recommend. for practice, the bondo shit is ok, but as soon as you get the hang out dabbing mat and shit, switch right out. youd be amazed at how much easier things go with good supplies.</p><p></p><p>id say get the right from the start, but theres two perks to starting with bondo shit..</p><p></p><p>1. its cheap.</p><p></p><p>2. for the first few projects, chances are you will trash them, and in the process of building them, youll waste alot of materials. everyone thats new at it usually does. you wont have as much of a hard time parting with them if you didnt spend too much on supplies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wasted ink, post: 5113326, member: 597269"] hes right, especially if you use the good stuff, which i recommend. for practice, the bondo shit is ok, but as soon as you get the hang out dabbing mat and shit, switch right out. youd be amazed at how much easier things go with good supplies. id say get the right from the start, but theres two perks to starting with bondo shit.. 1. its cheap. 2. for the first few projects, chances are you will trash them, and in the process of building them, youll waste alot of materials. everyone thats new at it usually does. you wont have as much of a hard time parting with them if you didnt spend too much on supplies. [/QUOTE]
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