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Smoothing out frame damage???

Started by Moose, October 07, 2003, 06:20:20 AM

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Moose

Question, does it hurt to smooth(with a hand grinder) and paint the frame if it has been scuffed up?  Here is a pic, I know its a little dark but it was almost night time when I took the pic.  Any suggestions on the type of paint, or should I just tear the whole thing apart and have it powdercoated :mrgreen: (I wish)

http://dibler0.tripod.com/images/frmhit.jpg

BTW-I will have better (and more)pics on my site this weekend.   :cheers:

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Moose

Does anyone have ideas about this or have had to take care of scratches to the frame and repaint???  I am thinking about a hand grinder or sander to polish out the scratches a little, but not sure if it will work.
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JamesG

Bondo ba-by! :thumb:

I wouldn't take a grinder to a frame, something like a palm sander, maybe. but nothing heavy duty.
Just mask off the engine and other colored things  fill in the scratches and paint over it with some matched spray paint, I like the plasti-cote "import color" paint (in the little cans) you can get from auto zone.
James Greeson
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Moose

Quote from: JamesGBondo ba-by! :thumb:
Okay thanks I will keep that in mind, I have to get the rust off of it first before I work on smoothing it out.  I will take a palm sander then to it to rough it, then feather it out to apply the bondo.  Thanks for the help :cheers:
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Adam Fraser

Put a wire wheel on your grinder and go at it.  Then go for the sander if you want to remove all the paint.

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