Body and exterior tips

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*To clean body filler spreaders, use a 3M scratch pad with lacquer thinner on it.
 
*To clean body filler spreaders, use a 3M scratch pad with lacquer thinner on it.
 
*For reproducing small parts such as gaskets, use plastic body filler to make a mold:
 
*For reproducing small parts such as gaskets, use plastic body filler to make a mold:
#If you don't already have the part, you have to make something in its shape (for example, carve it out of soft plastic).
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#If the part doesn't already exist, a replica has to be made in its shape (for example, carve it out of soft plastic).
 
#Apply some wax to the part (this will act as a mold release), and lay it down on a piece of wax paper.
 
#Apply some wax to the part (this will act as a mold release), and lay it down on a piece of wax paper.
 
#Mix up some body filler, and place it in a small cup or bowl (the cap on a plastic jug may work).
 
#Mix up some body filler, and place it in a small cup or bowl (the cap on a plastic jug may work).
 
#While the filler is still wet, place it over the part.
 
#While the filler is still wet, place it over the part.
#When the filler hardens, you can remove it and use it as your mold.
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#When the filler hardens, it can be removed and used as a mold.
  
 
==Cleanliness==
 
==Cleanliness==

Revision as of 20:14, 14 July 2006

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