Super Beetle body work, applying filler to fix a trunk lid 

This video I show the process of how I fixed the trunk lid for the 1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle project. This trunk was hit all ready and it should have been replaced. I was able to fix the trunk with body filler, even if it is a little thicker than it should be. In the end the trunk lid came out looking great. Follow along for more VW work as I restore this Beetle.
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