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Body filler on the outside would probably be the easiest to smooth. I start with a 60 grit to get the basic shape and knock off excess bondo, then move to 120, then 400 grit, then prime coat and use glazing putty to fill any imperfections and sand smooth. Reprime and wetsand the primer again with 400. May take several coats of sandable primer and putty. Then depending on how smooth or shiny you want it wetsand the final coat of primer with 1000 and then 2000 grit.

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[QUOTE="Mando72, post: 453722, member: 9627"] Body filler on the outside would probably be the easiest to smooth. I start with a 60 grit to get the basic shape and knock off excess bondo, then move to 120, then 400 grit, then prime coat and use glazing putty to fill any imperfections and sand smooth. Reprime and wetsand the primer again with 400. May take several coats of sandable primer and putty. Then depending on how smooth or shiny you want it wetsand the final coat of primer with 1000 and then 2000 grit. Sent from my LGL82VL [/QUOTE]

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