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1968 endura bumper repair
They discontinued the 3m 5895 in tubes,,, what would be the next step on to order from 3M. ,, Thanks. Is 5887 still available?
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Try to find the bondo brand in bigger tubes. I believe they still sell smaller tubes of bonds brand and its the same stuff made by 3m I will post a pic
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SEM makes a 2 part product in tubes very similar to the 3m, think its called flex wled or something like that. excellent quality & sands smooth, i used it on my 72 firebird nose & some homeycomb wheels that needed some repair.
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The Bondo is just 3m re-named if I'm not mistaken. 3m owns Bondo now and I guess they preferred to put the Bondo name on it for some reason.
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The Bondo is similar to the 3M, but in my experience the 3M is much easier to sand.
If all you can find is the Bondo I would use it, but if you have a large amount of repair the 5887 might save you some time. Note that you need a twin-tube cartridge gun to dispense it and they are not cheap. |
I have the original 3m and The rebranded bondo version. The tubes I have look and sand the same, maybe they changed the formula since you used it? You right though would need a bunch if you have any sizeable repairs.
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It was about 3 years ago that I tried both, so maybe it is now improved?
The Bondo mixed to a black colour while the 3M was more dark grey. They were definitely a different product when I used them. |
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