So i had to grind the dash off go have one duplicated at a local metal shop and drill all the hole's, and thats where we are at now.. just gotta getter repainted and a new sticker and i 'think' it should be like new again.. cant wait to ride soon here!!Gotta love bondo!
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Well after all the work and money invested in restoring my 444, figured the bondo i used on my dash would hold up and i was wrong! The first ride i took it cracked all up So i had to grind the dash off go have one duplicated at a local metal shop and drill all the hole's, and thats where we are at now.. just gotta getter repainted and a new sticker and i 'think' it should be like new again.. cant wait to ride soon here!!
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Re: Gotta love bondo!
Using bondo is never a great idea, but sometimes one has no choice. Last year I asked one of my suppliers what is the best filler on the market. He gave me a product call Rage. I have yet to see it crack on anything I used it for.
Bruce
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