D Dizzerak Member Aug 17, 2009 #2 On the outside, to smooth mistakes and add detail. You may not have to use it at all though.
H halo3 peped New Member Aug 17, 2009 #3 Dizzerak said: On the outside, to smooth mistakes and add detail. You may not have to use it at all though. Click to expand... can i just put all of the bondo on it? Last edited by a moderator: Jul 26, 2017
Dizzerak said: On the outside, to smooth mistakes and add detail. You may not have to use it at all though. Click to expand... can i just put all of the bondo on it?
D Dizzerak Member Aug 17, 2009 #4 halo3 peped! said: can i just put all of the bondo on it? Click to expand... If you want to, I guess you could. Why would you want to though? Perhaps I'm not understanding you correctly? Last edited by a moderator: Jul 26, 2017
halo3 peped! said: can i just put all of the bondo on it? Click to expand... If you want to, I guess you could. Why would you want to though? Perhaps I'm not understanding you correctly?
H halo3 peped New Member Aug 17, 2009 #5 Dizzerak said: If you want to, I guess you could. Why would you want to though? Click to expand... im peping my helmet tonight and might finish it tomarrow and im sure im going to make mistakes but what should i look out for? Last edited by a moderator: Jul 26, 2017
Dizzerak said: If you want to, I guess you could. Why would you want to though? Click to expand... im peping my helmet tonight and might finish it tomarrow and im sure im going to make mistakes but what should i look out for?
A andmanpro New Member Aug 17, 2009 #6 use the bondo after you have used resin to add detail or correct and screw ups with the resin and fiberglass. there are tutorials in the armor section threads
use the bondo after you have used resin to add detail or correct and screw ups with the resin and fiberglass. there are tutorials in the armor section threads
D Dizzerak Member Aug 17, 2009 #7 I wouldn't advise putting all of the bondo on any piece. You may want to pep it and post pics so people here can pick it apart. I've found folds that drop (invert) when setting around and small dents.
I wouldn't advise putting all of the bondo on any piece. You may want to pep it and post pics so people here can pick it apart. I've found folds that drop (invert) when setting around and small dents.
H halo3 peped New Member Aug 17, 2009 #8 Dizzerak said: I wouldn't advise putting all of the bondo on any piece. You may want to pep it and post pics so people here can pick it apart. I've found folds that drop (invert) when setting around and small dents. Click to expand... ok soo ill pep it and ill post a pic and let people pick it apart. and i am going to make a recon helmet because it looks like the easyest one to make Last edited by a moderator: Jul 26, 2017
Dizzerak said: I wouldn't advise putting all of the bondo on any piece. You may want to pep it and post pics so people here can pick it apart. I've found folds that drop (invert) when setting around and small dents. Click to expand... ok soo ill pep it and ill post a pic and let people pick it apart. and i am going to make a recon helmet because it looks like the easyest one to make
H Harding29 Well-Known Member Aug 17, 2009 #9 halo3 peped! said: ok soo ill pep it and ill post a pic and let people pick it apart. and i am going to make a recon helmet because it looks like the easyest one to make Click to expand... did u make the smoothed recon version cuz that would save u a lot of time with the body filler Last edited by a moderator: Jul 26, 2017
halo3 peped! said: ok soo ill pep it and ill post a pic and let people pick it apart. and i am going to make a recon helmet because it looks like the easyest one to make Click to expand... did u make the smoothed recon version cuz that would save u a lot of time with the body filler
A animemannn Active Member Aug 17, 2009 #10 here is the best recon helm to do(in my mind)iam also doing a size tester
B bboyfresco Active Member Aug 17, 2009 #11 Use as little bondo as possible on the parts you want smooth. dont go crazy and put bondo all over your helmet. you'll lose alot of detail that way just a tip. I know from experience. We were all noobs once
Use as little bondo as possible on the parts you want smooth. dont go crazy and put bondo all over your helmet. you'll lose alot of detail that way just a tip. I know from experience. We were all noobs once
A animemannn Active Member Aug 17, 2009 #12 <just a tip. I know from experience. We were all noobs once > i agre on that.