A good epoxy?
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A good epoxy?
Ok Im tack welding my rear fenders where the last owner cut them to high.. I want a good epoxy that wont crack or shrink to kind of seal them up real well..
I have to be able to sand it and paint it..
I have seen it used before and I looked good but I dont know what they used..
Any Ideas??
I have to be able to sand it and paint it..
I have seen it used before and I looked good but I dont know what they used..
Any Ideas??
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Mind if I ask why? my 04 montero has the tabs folded over and spot welded then has epoxy over it. Also last year I met a guy on the trail last year that covered his with a epoxy after he welded it. To make the edges look better. At that time he had it on there for 2 years and It held up. That's the one I saw that looked good I didnt think to ask what epoxy he used.
So is there a reason you say not to use any? I know some of the cheep ones have a strength of 3960 PSI and the better ones are allot stronger then that.
So is there a reason you say not to use any? I know some of the cheep ones have a strength of 3960 PSI and the better ones are allot stronger then that.
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Im not really asking if I can I know I can Im looking for a good epoxy.
Thanks all Jamison come up with the best. that looks like some good stuff
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