How To Repair A Motorcycle Gas Tank Dent Or Ding With Bondo

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Video showing how to fill a dent in a motorcycle gas tank with Bondo. The video only shows the first layer. I later built it up again and feathered the edges down with 1200 grit. If you can feel or see an edge it will show up in the paint later so take your time and sand the edges carefully after getting your basic shape with the lower grits.

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@southpawsgarage 5 лет назад

YOU NEED A BLOCK...BE IT PAINT STICK..OR SOMETHING...YOUR HAND WILL FOLLOW THE CONTOURS AND TOUGH TO GET RID OF THE DENT....

@mikestenseth8409 2 года назад

Totally agree. Sanding block must be used or the technique you are demonstrating will follow the contours of your fingers and show up as wavey in the final paint.

@brandoncoffman2043 Год назад

Awesome simple video ill let yall know if the glue trick works too

@eagerpuppy 6 лет назад

I’m an actual body work person and I’m not stoked about your technique. It was tough to deal with, but I learned.

@azazelone905 8 лет назад

Is there a way to bondo over that logo area so you don't have to put it back on?

@AutoMotivate 7 лет назад

you could totally do that, just make the curves right.

@southpawsgarage 5 лет назад

IF YOU PLAN TO..USE SHORT STRAND FIBERGLASS FILLER AS BASE LAYER...80 GRIT THE AREA FOR TOOTH...

@ThunderKing1963 3 месяца назад

you don't know what your doing

@dman4554 9 месяцев назад

It's going to pop out within a year. You can't mix bonds pn cardboard.

@dman4554 9 месяцев назад

Also. You will leave fibgee marks by not using a sanding block.

@ThunderKing1963 3 месяца назад

terrible video

@fernandodeangelis9121 5 лет назад

Hai fatto quella presentazione per poi riempire con dello stucco?

@absolutetuber 6 лет назад

that tank is beautiful....how did you get it so clean and bare

@kirkearl 6 лет назад

Lots of sanding. Paint stripper would have done it too though. I rode the bike with no paint on the tank for a year or two. Every few months I'd rub a very light coat of oil on it and then wipe it off. That kept if from rusting. Looked cool bare... sort of like stainless.