I'm restoring a car for my first time, I'd like to get some info from a expierienced body worker that has done body damage, repairing dents before, like bondo/hardener
let me know if you have post up in here

what kind of car you working with? you should go to that specific car forum and search around there

92 Honda Civic EG hatchback it's just got a few dents im gunna repair i've got a pretty good idea how to do it i just want to get clarified on how to do it

Nismo

overpriced junk

better aftermarket stuff than Nismo

I'm pretty familar with body work, What type of questions do you have?

some useful how-to videos from 3M

http://3mcollision.com/how-to/body-department

gl

I grew up in a body repair shop called the Bump parlor in Oregon City Oregon. First off don't use bondo if you want to do it right. Now I am not saying bondo should never be used I just think it should be used as a last resort. With a 92 civic parts are easy to find as the civic is a popular car I would recommend calling around at junk yards to find the parts you need.

use glass (fiber glass ) last longer and more stable i have re done 4 cars and 1st 1 i use bog and it was shit u fiberglass u can patch over holes and not worry bout haveing to pl8 it b4 hand

dents on the other hand pends how big thay are iff there base ball size there ezz grab ya self a pannel beaters anvil its a little steal block (looks like a shoe near on)

and a ball pin hammer use bog spareing to smooth

ne thing bigger pop em out and use glass or dent will be weak spot and pop in some times
glass is good for plastic fixes as well