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Sweet Seventy9- *Senior Moderator*
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Ahhahahahaha! That's great! No joke, but a buddy of mine from Ohio came down once and this was in 2007. He had a 2002 Blazer (not even that old) and you could see through all of the bottom of it and the quarters. He told me to never live in Ohio!
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Mine is an '04 ZR2. Rusted in all the right places, lol!
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This may turn out to be a fail.... I thought it would dry hard, but it's all squishy. Oh well, let's see what it looks like in the morning.
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Sweet Seventy9 wrote:This may turn out to be a fail.... I thought it would dry hard, but it's all squishy. Oh well, let's see what it looks like in the morning.
Just get you a plastic scraper and knock it down some, sand it a little, spray some paint that's "close" to color and go with it. That foam will always be squishy and it will turn a burnt color over time especially out in the weather. Keep us posted. Remember, don't let anyone poke it.
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Hehe, it's actually working out pretty well! I used a styrofoam shaper to cut it down and get the body shape close, but recessed a hair from the metal. Next I put a thin layer of bondo over the foam (which actually DID dry pretty hard, btw). One more coat of filler tomorrow, then it's sanding time!
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That's a neat idea to skim coat it with bondo. For that matter, I bet you'd be far pressed to tell there's "foam" behind it when it's all done. Definitely post more pics of this.
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Man, that looks fantastic to me! Great job on that. Honestly, if you can get a good color match, I think no one would know there is foam behind there.
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I'm good as long as nobody taps on it. LOL!solo79 wrote:Man, that looks fantastic to me! Great job on that. Honestly, if you can get a good color match, I think no one would know there is foam behind there.
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