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Sand Bondo to a Smooth Finish

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Flawless Interior Trim Prep & Paint | Pro Tips for Airless Sprayer Finish (New Construction)

What happens here

Allow the Bondo to dry completely, which is crucial to avoid ruining your abrasive. Using the same power sander and dust collection system, sand the Bondo until it is perfectly flat and seamlessly integrated with the surrounding trim surface. The red color of the Bondo will guide you, indicating where more sanding is needed. Sand until only the filled area is visible, ensuring no ridges or excess material remains. Avoid over-sanding, which can damage the trim itself.

Goal: Once Bondo is completely dry, sand it down to achieve a perfectly flat and smooth surface, using a power sander and taking care not to sand through to the trim.

Tools and materials

  • Dust Collection System (HEPA Vac)
  • Power Sander Uneeda Ekasand Series 2

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typically bondo my baseboards. Also, as I start to run out, usually wipe it clean, scrape it clean, start fresh. All the stuff on the floor is going to dry out and vacuum up. So, I'm not worried about it. Put a little bit more. Don't need much more. The door jam is almost done. And then we'll wait for our Bondo to dry. We'll sand our Bondo and then we will begin caulking. So now I'm I've got the Bondo done on here. It's got plenty of time to dry. Once again, don't sand it too early or you're going to clog up and uh you'll

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