Body Filler Finished, Evercoat G2 Feather Fill Applied!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Watch as we finalize body filler on the MGA and apply Evercoat G2 feather fill with limited skills. This tutorial will show you how to achieve a smooth and professional finish on your car using these products. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts and car enthusiasts alike!
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One good thing about having two older brothers is that I learned auto body for free! Haha. When i was about 18 I helped him do a final wet sanding on his Le mans. I thought it was perfect but learned a free lesson. Its never perfect. After my brother sprayed a coat of the final color all the little stuff started to show up. "I see said the blind man"! The thing with body work is there is no set difined time you are done, just when you are satisfied or sick of it. The only enjoyable part is when you spray the gloss on.😊
Yes Sr! Thanks Brian!
Have a nice vacation. Can't wait for mowing season.
Grass is starting to turn green buddy!
It does look good all one color! Thanks for the ride the other day!😜
Anytime Ralph! 😉
That stuff is awesome. I've used that and Slicksand, both are amazing products.
Hey, Thanks for checking it out! Man that stuff is thick!
Great work. What a transformation. Have a good holiday.
Thanks Anviltech!
i hope you allowed for driving time out of your ten and a half time card lol great video enjoyed it car is coming along
Ha that was a few days ago... Dosent count! Glad you enjoyed it!
That was a late night, but I do appreciate the work. It looks really nice, the front end view. Thank God the owners dad didn't put a Cobra front end on! That would have been an insult to both MG and AC (lol).
The product needs how long to cure before you can knock it down?
Im really looking forward to the next stage on this car.
Have a really great holiday!
Thanks Andrew! Instructions say 48 hours I think. But as much body filler that's on this car, I want to give it all the time it needs to shrink down! Hope you have a good week buddy!
Do u remove the fenders before sanding the feather fill?
The plan so far is to remove all body parts, clean, prep and paint the inside, underside and edges the body color. Then reassemble, adjust all panels then block/sand the feather fill then paint the outside. Hopefully ;) Thanks for watching buddy!
That pinch on the door rubbed through on a badly fitted top trim on the rear body..................
Well I never thought of that! Thanks for watching Pat!