[Joose]

hey guys, i was just curious on how to use this stuff? Is it just like bondo? same work time or does it dry slower/faster? is it easier/harder to sand then bondo? can i get it in tie-dye or pink? you know i just want some info from some ppl with experience (many of you haha) thanks guys

Joose

[black300zx]

evercoat metal glaze is a finishing filler. it is pretty thin, and is meant to be applied as a THIN coat after you have the body filler sanded out how you want it. if fills all the little imperfections in the body filler, and it sands out very smooth.

this stuff, when dry, is alot harder than evercoat rage, and when sanding it out, you want to use like 250grit. if you use more than an 1/8" coat, you'll be sanding for a while. again DO NOT use this to shape the box or fill holes. all it is meant to do is provide a VERY smooth surface to paint.

i have a pic of some metal glaze on my car before it is sanded out. i'll post it in a bit

[black300zx]

here is it applied to a small section of my car. as you can see, the coat is VERY thin, probably 1/16" to an 1/8". when applying it, you want to apply it as even as possible.
sorry for the huge pic....i selected the 33%resize option when loading it, but it didnt resize for some reason

[nametaken]

cool, i wish i had an automotive sherwin williams around me.