Varsity
Don't need no stinkin 4WD...yet
- Joined
- January 4, 2011
- Messages
- 614
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- City, State
- Chicago, IL
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '00 Sport
Ok boys, finally finished the week-long process of bodywork on the ol' girl. I couldn't take too many pics till these got uploaded, but I'll post em all first then add my comments afterwards.










Overall, I would rate the results as "fair" or maybe the low end of "good." It definitely isn't perfect but I sort've expected that when attempting bodywork for the first time with fiberglass and bondo. It's got its blemishes but all in all I'm super happy and content with the results. Kinda sucks that I still had to use it to get to and from work everyday too but sometimes there's nothing you can do. It was honestly alot of fun but just as aggravating at times and sometimes made me rethink the project. Only time will tell how well it holds up. I also only have about $50 total in this project so there really isn't room to complain at all.
Also had a little fun with that plastic side step thing. I remember seeing a post somewhere where a guy did the same thing and also touched up a few other spots. Seeing that it was off I figured I would give it a try and when I saw gold metallic paint, I said screw it and gave it a shot. Couldn't be happier.










Overall, I would rate the results as "fair" or maybe the low end of "good." It definitely isn't perfect but I sort've expected that when attempting bodywork for the first time with fiberglass and bondo. It's got its blemishes but all in all I'm super happy and content with the results. Kinda sucks that I still had to use it to get to and from work everyday too but sometimes there's nothing you can do. It was honestly alot of fun but just as aggravating at times and sometimes made me rethink the project. Only time will tell how well it holds up. I also only have about $50 total in this project so there really isn't room to complain at all.
Also had a little fun with that plastic side step thing. I remember seeing a post somewhere where a guy did the same thing and also touched up a few other spots. Seeing that it was off I figured I would give it a try and when I saw gold metallic paint, I said screw it and gave it a shot. Couldn't be happier.