1. Starting to shape the outside of the chest now. First layer of car-body-filler applied in a moderate, yet controlled layer. I mix no more than three teaspoons of filler with a pea-sized amount of hardener at a time to prevent premature curing before I've finished working it. Three is actually pushing it.
2. The waist is fitted inside the chest to keep it's shape while the filler is applied. I'll separate the two later to finish them.
3. Already, with the first sand-back of the rough coat, a very thin re-application of filler is making it look the goods!
1. I've found that a very light spray of colour (and I mean light), can help in the sanding process to clearly identify low-spots. The downside is that if you spray too heavy, the paint can very quickly clog your sandpaper.
2. Rough filler application continues around the left side.
3. Now getting a bit of an idea of symmetry for adjustment.
hey nice that looks amazing but could you post that iron man file i've been tying to find one it very hard to find an easy one and i just signed up only helm
If you do a light coat of filler primer then it won't clog as much when sanding and fill in little scratches too
Also filler primer is designed to allow for body filler to be applied on top of it.
If you do a light coat of filler primer then it won't clog as much when sanding and fill in little scratches too
Also filler primer is designed to allow for body filler to be applied on top of it.