bondo

Saw a build inside a VW beetle with the LCD bezel bondo'd into the center console and it looked pro.

Just taking time to read it will take longer than bondo fix the related bugs.

But there was nothing but a person using a manual straight-edge Bondo applicator (flexible plastic rectangle) trying to spread an even thickness.

And sanding makes it look bad, so you end up having to use filler primer and/or bondo, then more sanding, and more painting.

Not unless it’s a shelll of rust held together by bondo.

I wouldn’t mind a Bondo for the most part if they stopped using snap packages.

My roadster had a little too much bondo for my liking.

I used bondo to glue some of that stuff together, but its not very practical.

Yes, or Bondo - for filling holes in rusty cars.

If you get a big enough dent in a door, a good body shop will offer to replace the outer skin instead of filling with bondo.

This is rust remover and Bondo on a used car.

Many abstractions are like bondo, they just cover rot.

Soft filler materials are applied to fill and smooth the body surface- we use "Bondo" for this now but back then they used a lot of lead.

Via email, Bondo told me: " When I compare the various iPhone chess apps (I bought them all), Deep Green offers pretty much the same functionality as the rest, and sometimes more, but with a fraction of the UI.

(But again, I'm not working on "hard CS" - I'm keeping clusters running, with bondo and bailing wire, if need be.) That, and they tend to be bright sorts who are able to break down problems into something that can be reduced to code.

Bondo is another great thing to use, but be aware that it is very dusty and messy.

Maybe the unicast cars will get a lot of duct tape and Bondo.