1995 Honda Civic LX part 3. Dent repair

O.K. So now I started fixing all the dents in the civic. Still alot of work to do, but I'm making progress.

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• 1995
• Honda
• Civic
• LX
• dent
• repair
• paint
• autobody

[OhmBassBubba]

I'm a bit of a noob, but when you say "blocking it out", do you mean using a sanding block?

[losinit123]

Yes. You always want to use a sanding block on all body filler, and finish sanding because basically you're hand will leave finger marks or possible high and low spots.

[tucsonautodetailing]

great! i like your video..

[rp94cobra]

I have a question do you always block or sometimes use a D.A.?

[endofworldpovertycor]

I look up to people like you.

[41eg6]

damn did u really did all those work.....i give u props and time for it....its lookin real nice....the new paint is awesome too....

[cutlassboi83]

wat u said about putting bondo on bare metal is not true because bondo soaks up moisture so u can put it over paint as long as u scuff it up with atleast 80 grit sandpaper..something u can put over bare metal is allmetal..but for bondo if u do get bare metal u need a epoxy primer 1st. but nice videos tho..

[CVUEVikingfan28]

you could of just bought a new hood but you fixed it yourself nice job

[carnutter1992]

Good work with the dent repair!

I was just wondering how you ensure that all the panels fit perfectly (gaps are the same between panels etc)? I've got the same car and there are either too big or small gaps between some panels. Any help much appreciated.