Bodywork: Filling And Sanding
Time: varies depending on the size and extent of the damaged area or area that needs modification
Tools: block sander, grinder, air compressor (recommended) ball peen hammer (optional)
Cost: supplies typically run about $100 for filler, sandpaper, and miscellaneous items listed in “Tinware”
Tinware: filler and hardener, sandpaper (36, 80, 150, 240, 320 and 400 grits), grinding discs, towels, mixing sticks, primer/sealer, dust mask, masking tape and paper
Tip: Always wear a ventilated dust mask or respirator when performing bodywork. The airborne debris and toxic chemicals found in many products are extremely hazardous to your health.
Performance gains: Bodywork is all about looking good, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Adding bodywork to your set of skills is huge, and can save you thousands of dollars over time.