Dean Jenkins
Promoted Users
Last night I was mixing and spreading some bondo and it occurred to me that I hate doing this It is one of my least favorite parts of body/paint work.
I've read all the tips, watched all the videos, I think I am using all the "best known methods."
Still hate it.
I always feel rushed and always want to be finessing the spread when it starts to kick.
Also not a fan of grinding welds. Mr. Murphy seems to ensure that the optimum position and angle of the tool is the one that throws sparks directly back onto the operator. Someday I'll be laying down welds so pretty that I won't want to grind them. That day has not arrived yet. (and of course, butt welds on panels have to be ground down no matter how good they look."
My favorite thing is the final WG wipe down and tack off before painting finish coats. The summit of all the hard work in prep and a time of great hope and expectation.
How about you?
I've read all the tips, watched all the videos, I think I am using all the "best known methods."
Still hate it.
I always feel rushed and always want to be finessing the spread when it starts to kick.
Also not a fan of grinding welds. Mr. Murphy seems to ensure that the optimum position and angle of the tool is the one that throws sparks directly back onto the operator. Someday I'll be laying down welds so pretty that I won't want to grind them. That day has not arrived yet. (and of course, butt welds on panels have to be ground down no matter how good they look."
My favorite thing is the final WG wipe down and tack off before painting finish coats. The summit of all the hard work in prep and a time of great hope and expectation.
How about you?