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10-22-2007, 11:02 AM
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body work
my 37 chevy has one coat of paint on it..previous owner left lots of very minor dents all over..seems very time consuming to try and work out all those dents plus i have no experience doing it leading me to believe my best option is body filler..can someone please tell me what body filler to use and give me a step by step instruction on what i need to do all the way till the paint step.
Thanks Jason 
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10-22-2007, 02:04 PM
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Best thing to do is go back and read the past threads in this forum. You can obtain everything you want to know. It's been covered numerous times.
It's all there. Frank PS I don't want to seem crass, but we could and have written volumns on this subject.
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