[beartoothweb]

Does anyone have pictures or video that demonstrates this technique? I'm a visual learner, and think I get it, but a couple of pics would be nice.

This is for body filler, which is probably obvious.

 

[cwrandolph]

Kevin,
Here is a pic of my passenger side fender right after pulling a hacksaw blade over the rage. I used the hacksaw blade twice on each side with block sanding between applications. Just try to match the curve of the blade with the radius of the fiberglass. You don't a lot of time to work with the rage before it starts setting up. You'll get the hang of it.

Same fender after paint

 

[Scott L]

You can also use a wide plastic spreader - Just bend the spreader in the middle to create an arch. Use a long board to sand it out with some 80 grit, and you will be left with a nice curve.

 

[BigLeo69]

Does anyone have pictures or video that demonstrates this technique? I'm a visual learner, and think I get it, but a couple of pics would be nice.

This is for body filler, which is probably obvious.

i don't know i am from Missouri you have to show me:evil:

you can try a bow saw blade it is a bit taller
happy bondo-ing

 

[beartoothweb]

Thanks guys! That's what I was thinking, just wanted to be sure. I've got some big plastic spreaders too, so I'll play around with blades and spreaders and see what I get. Lord knows I'll have plenty of opportunity to practice my Rage skills. ;->

 

[snakeboost]

Lord knows I'll have plenty of opportunity to practice my Rage skills. ;->

But I don't call you for web advice anymore! How come rage skills? Kidding I keed

Steve

 

[beartoothweb]

But I don't call you for web advice anymore! How come rage skills? Kidding I keed

Steve

;-> That's funny!