Finishing of some body filler work

[wferrisok]

I am currently using bondo on a model for the first time and here is my question...I have a few small pinholes and such that need to be touched up...do i need to whip up more bondo or is there something else I can use like a little super glue? I could probably just try that but I would like a second opinion before I join the "been there, done that and probably shouldnt have" list.

Edited August 29, 2010 by wferrisok

[David G.]

Use what the 1:1 bodymen use, Glazing-Spot putty. It should be in the same section where you buy the Bondo and comes in a tube like tooth paste. It goes on thin and smooth and sands out nicely.

[wferrisok]

thanks for the response...hi ho hi ho autozone here I come

[Karmodeler2]

Super glue will work well too. You can fast dry it with the "Kicker" and then sand immediately. It dries pretty fast. Some guys use what is called "Micro Ballons" but I could never get it to work well. It's a filler (fine like baby powder) and you add it to the CA to give it more of a "gap filling" property.

Spot putty works well too.

David

[Mr. Moparman]

Milliput

[Agent G]

Whiteout.

It can be thinned with laquer thinner. When dry it sands smooth, and I have yet to find a paint that effects it.

G

[Darren B]

All of them are great ways to go about it. I have always used Glazing-Spot putty, but may try the super glue myself.