In the spring, I plan to start screwing around with a spare 86 to 90 Front bumper cover...the part you see if you look at the front of the car...doing some molding or body mods to it. What i need to know is, would bondo work with that plastic front end? Would it adhere to it? What kind of flex agents if any do i have to add? I've never worked with bondo before..how hard is it to use and work with?

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1986 WS6-Equipped 5.0 TPI Trans Am
180 Degree Thermo
Manual Fan Switch
Random Tech High-Flow Cat
Two Chamber Flowmaster Muffler
Megs Custom 4.5" Stainless Steel Rolled Tips
1999 Grand Am GT In-Dash CD Player w/Equalizer(fits like '86 original)
5% Tint On Rear, 35% On Sides

OTHER RIDE:
1998 C5 6Spd. Corvette Coupe
Silver w/Gray Leather Int.
12/14 Options
Stock(for now)
Best 1/4th: 13.5 @ 104.4MPH

 

Anyone at all??

 

no....it will flake and chip off

 

Hello, I bought a flexible body filler at an auto paint supply store. I embedded a piece of fiberglass screen into it and used regular gazing putty on the top to fill in tiny imperfections. Worked great. Elizabeth

 

Maybe i should just have a custom front bumper made for me....thanks for the replies.

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1986 WS6-Equipped 5.0 TPI Trans Am
180 Degree Thermo
Manual Fan Switch
Random Tech High-Flow Cat
Two Chamber Flowmaster Muffler
Megs Custom 4.5" Stainless Steel Rolled Tips
1999 Grand Am GT In-Dash CD Player w/Equalizer(fits like '86 original)
5% Tint On Rear, 35% On Sides

OTHER RIDE:
1998 C5 6Spd. Corvette Coupe
Silver w/Gray Leather Int.
12/14 Options
Stock(for now)
Best 1/4th: 13.5 @ 104.4MPH