12-09-2020, 12:27 PM | #1 |
Not Yet Wild
Join Date: May 2020
Posts: 37
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Body damage repair
Good morning BGW team!
I am going to attempt some minor body work on my 2010 Tomberlin E-Merge, and want to make sure I am going about this correctly- I have never done anything like this before! I read the sticky and pulled out the following excerpt: “Now you can do any bodywork that needs to be done, for filling scratches and gouges a polyester based finishing putty works the best for that, unlike the heavier "Bondo type" filler the finishing putty sand easier and doesn't tend to leave pinholes. I usually sand the putty with 240-320 grit dry paper then wax and grease again, remember wipe on wipe off.” Does this apply to all body repair? I read on the Tomberlin website that the bodies are made of ABS plastic. I have a gouge/tear on my wheel well and was hoping someone could tell me exactly what repair material to use. Pictures of the damaged areas attached. Thank you all- I appreciate all the advice on this forum! |
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12-18-2020, 02:54 PM | #2 |
Gone Wild
Join Date: Jul 2019
Location: Newport News, VA
Posts: 155
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Re: Body damage repair
Try Isopon Plastic Bumper Repair. You can find it on Amazon. I bought a tub that just had the putty and hardener. It is currently unavailable but they have the kits available. I am sure there are videos out there on this and other products. Do a search for repairing plastic bumpers on cars. Of course it will need to be painted.
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