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January 29th 06, 01:37 AM
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Body Filler Question
In the Helm manual for my 84, it recommends using the epoxy panel adhesive
as filler for nonstructural repairs. Would this still be the best way to make a repair or are todays fillers better? It has been 22 yrs.since the manual was written so I would think the technology has improved a bit since then. Thanks, Marty 
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