glazing putty question~!
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Evercoat makes good fillers. I don't think I used that particular glaze, don't use them often, I normally finish off my bodyfiller work well, and only use spot filler for small imperfections to fill. I don't think you can go too wrong with evercoat. That I believe would be a 2 part products, not the 1k spot putty jnk no good bodyman uses today. Glazes are normally thinner than spot puttys or fillers and are mainly for filling scratches and pinholes, not really for filling low area. The only big difference between different brands probably would be how easy they apply and sand, unless it is some real junk product. A glaze should do both pretty easily. They should be able to be used over sanded paint or primer where typical bodyfillers, most aren't recommended over anything but grinded metal or epoxy primer.
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ok thank you very much i know my bodywork is pretty nice (still havent sprayed anything on it or wiped it with anythign shiny to see what it looks like (but im sure there might be very minor low spots and scratches that will need some glazing filler to apply. So i can apply this ontop of the sanded filler i already used? And yes you mix it just like you mix regular filler.
thanks,
jimmy
PS Did you say i will have shrinking problems with this filler? I know the stuff you dont use hardener with it shronks about 1/2 year later(found out hardway) plus that stuff takes forever to dry... I knew not to buy that crap again so this time i bought the evercoat withthe hardener you got to mix in with it.
thanks again!
thanks,
jimmy
PS Did you say i will have shrinking problems with this filler? I know the stuff you dont use hardener with it shronks about 1/2 year later(found out hardway) plus that stuff takes forever to dry... I knew not to buy that crap again so this time i bought the evercoat withthe hardener you got to mix in with it.
thanks again!
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So i can apply this ontop of the sanded filler i already used?
PS Did you say i will have shrinking problems with this filler
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