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Do You Put Bondo On Bare Metal. Then, sand the surface to create a rough texture, allowing the bondo to adhere effectively. For rusted areas, use a rust converter to halt corrosion. But here is what you should do when you are ready to do it correctly. Start by cleaning the metal surface thoroughly. Fibreglass long and short strain/standard. I have done it both. Bondo putty** will stick to epoxy primer when sanded down to 120grit in the area of a low spot. Applying bondo/body filler can be a real challenge when you don't know what your. But a key difference with etch primer is that you need to apply your filler or bondo first directly to the metal before spraying. Proper preparation is the foundation of a successful bondo repair. There has been an ongoing debate on if epoxy should be applied before any filler, or if the filler should go on bare metal. Unless your going to do it right, which means no rattle can involved, then don't do anything.

But here is what you should do when you are ready to do it correctly. But a key difference with etch primer is that you need to apply your filler or bondo first directly to the metal before spraying. There has been an ongoing debate on if epoxy should be applied before any filler, or if the filler should go on bare metal. Applying bondo/body filler can be a real challenge when you don't know what your. For rusted areas, use a rust converter to halt corrosion. Then, sand the surface to create a rough texture, allowing the bondo to adhere effectively. Fibreglass long and short strain/standard. Proper preparation is the foundation of a successful bondo repair. I have done it both. Bondo putty** will stick to epoxy primer when sanded down to 120grit in the area of a low spot.

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Do You Put Bondo On Bare Metal Bondo putty** will stick to epoxy primer when sanded down to 120grit in the area of a low spot. Fibreglass long and short strain/standard. There has been an ongoing debate on if epoxy should be applied before any filler, or if the filler should go on bare metal. Start by cleaning the metal surface thoroughly. I have done it both. Proper preparation is the foundation of a successful bondo repair. Unless your going to do it right, which means no rattle can involved, then don't do anything. But a key difference with etch primer is that you need to apply your filler or bondo first directly to the metal before spraying. For rusted areas, use a rust converter to halt corrosion. Bondo putty** will stick to epoxy primer when sanded down to 120grit in the area of a low spot. Then, sand the surface to create a rough texture, allowing the bondo to adhere effectively. Applying bondo/body filler can be a real challenge when you don't know what your. But here is what you should do when you are ready to do it correctly.