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i just picked up a tube of bondo plastic metal and it seems to be a jango builders wet dream!  i saw it at walmart in their tiny automotive repair section and thought, "hey, that could work."  so i bought it.  i tested a glob out on a paper plate, spread it around a bit, made it flat, and walked away for it to cure.  it claims to be as hard as metal in a cure time of three hours.  so i went and took a nap, the last two days were pretty rough on me so i needed some more time to sleep.  woke up about 20 minutes ago to look at the mess on the paper plate.  it looked like unfinished cold cast.  i quickly got my three default grits sanding paper: 320, 400, and 800 (and since there was a piece of 1000 sitting there handy i used it too).  i started with the 320, and even on to the 400 i was like, "ok?"  then after i hit it with the 800 i started to notice a little bit of a shine to it;  and the 1000 made it even better.  next i took the chrome polish and a cotton ball to it, and it shined up really nice.  JACK POT!!!!


i'll admit that it's not as glossy a finish as i got using the polish on the CC helmet itself, but for me it'll beat the heck outta having to paint the red stuff after i install the key slots.  and the smell isn't nearly as strong either.


so check it out at your local walmart or automotive center, or here it is online:  http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=6138


if you're doing jango, this does not suck.




p.s. since i'm using url's, here's a link to the metal polish i've been using:  http://autodetailingsolutions.net/mc20406.html  i found this stuff in walmart, but you should be able to find it at an automotive store like checker or napa too.


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