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Detail Seams with Razor Blade

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Learning Old School NASCAR Bodywork: My First Time Using Bondo With Lessons From an "Old Timer"

What happens here

After rough shaping with the rasp, use a razor blade to meticulously cut along the seams where the body filler meets other panels or gaps. This process should be done while the Bondo is still slightly pliable but firm. The razor blade creates a sharp, clean line, preventing unsightly hard edges that could lift or crack over time. This technique is especially important around hood lines, door jambs, and other panel gaps.

Goal: Create clean, defined lines along seams.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves — Protecting hands
  • Razor Blade — Cutting clean lines in semi-cured body filler

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put as little as possible and you razor blade it right when it gets just right you'll run a razor blade this little Bush that lives right over here what this right over here he's coming up Bob Ross oh

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