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Lead Loading

Blue850 · 2005-12-14 17:44:22

Does anybody know anyone who does this? I,ve got a bonnet with some rust bubbles on the front and dont wan't to use filler on it.

14-12-2005 5:44pm

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Blue850

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Does anybody know anyone who does this? I,ve got a bonnet with some rust bubbles on the front and dont wan't to use filler on it.

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#2 14-12-2005 6:17pm

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I was going to ask the same thing...

I was reading up on it here: tommy.sandham/leading.htm and it sounds interesting

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#3 14-12-2005 9:03pm

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I can do it but its really not that hard to do it your self. Check out www.frost.co.uk where you can buy a starter kit or else I can talk you through it. I repair and restore cars for a living.

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