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Originally Posted by infinitexsound
your an idiot... so stop posting dumb questions and go work in a bodyshop.
i hope u have some icar certifications, to be givin out info like that, u know the last thing the community needs is a guy driving around with half assed slapped on bondo painted with cheap ass autozone rattlecan primer. painting on top of shitty body work and bondo or what ever else... the paint is gonna suck up and ur definetly gonna have waves and the edges will show thru...
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Yeah because everyone on here needs to be certified to give out information. Anyways if you do a good job with the bondo your edges won’t show through, all you have to do is sand it with the appropriate paper. That’s why I suggested 220, 400, and 600 eliminating the edges. Also when a body shop uses bondo they seal the car with either sealer or primer. Primer can be used both ways depending on how it's mixed. So for a small section like an over fender would be, rattle can primer would be fine as long as the surface under is prepped (which it will be if you bondo and sand correctly).