<Worked with my Dad in our bodyshop in the 50 & 60s this was what we did on
autobody work. Back <then we used lead.

Before the days of bondo being invented, solder or lead was applied to the
low spots of heated steel auto body parts and spooned smooth.  It was a true
craftsman who could masterfully apply this stuff. Three and five pound bars
of Lead and solder were common items in a auto body shop before the mid
1060's
My God, I feel so old just know about this stuff.

Please guys, do not use polyester bond on your airplanes.  Putting polyester
resins on epoxy is a recipe for trouble.  They will not bond together
properly.

Brant Hollensbe
West Des Moines Ia.
Bhollensbe at mchsi.com






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