We pulled the '77 mirrocraft (14' aluminum deep V) off the trailer for the first time today. We flipped it over for primer/paint prep, only to find that the last owner had apparently replaced the trailer bunks with something of his own creation. Amazingly enough that creation had stainless bolts sticking nearly 1/2 inch above the carpeted area of the "bunks" and had mangled the hull with deep gouges, though no actual holes. Luckily we had already ordered a set of roller bunks and adjustable brackets to hopefully better protect the fresh paint.
Has anyone on here used Dura-Fix or anything similar for a "body filler" effect (like lead was used on old street rods for custom work or current bondo work), or is that stuff strictly for hole repair? Or is it any good at all? Our first time working with aluminum. Thanks.
Has anyone on here used Dura-Fix or anything similar for a "body filler" effect (like lead was used on old street rods for custom work or current bondo work), or is that stuff strictly for hole repair? Or is it any good at all? Our first time working with aluminum. Thanks.
