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ins0mnia24 · 04-16-2007, 09:48 PM

Aslong as you have a grinder, power sander and a sanding block it isnt as hard as people think..
fiber glass mat
fiberglass resin
And a proper body filler for flexible panels.

You better off filling the area with fiberglass then using the filler to fill in the pin holes..
But it would also depend on if that center indent shows through to the back of the hood because then you will have to lay fiberglass mat on the back of the hood also..
And make sure you do it out side
The fiberglass dust is bad and same with the fiberglass resin is nasty

04-16-2007, 09:48 PM	#4
ins0mnia24 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Millville & Little ferry New Jersey Posts: 454 iTrader: (2)	Aslong as you have a grinder, power sander and a sanding block it isnt as hard as people think.. fiber glass mat fiberglass resin And a proper body filler for flexible panels. You better off filling the area with fiberglass then using the filler to fill in the pin holes.. But it would also depend on if that center indent shows through to the back of the hood because then you will have to lay fiberglass mat on the back of the hood also.. And make sure you do it out side The fiberglass dust is bad and same with the fiberglass resin is nasty __________________ 2002 Z/28 = Firemutt Racing 370 w/ Cam, Trick Flow heads, TPIS 90mm Intake & 90mm T.B., Vigilante 3600 t.c., Michael's Transmissions Built 4L60E. QTP Headers, Mufflex Stainless Y-pipe, Pypes Performance Exhaust, Moser 12-bolt w/ 33 spline axles,Truetrac & 3:73's., Spohn. Cartek Tuned...