I am in the process of cleaning up my firewall and need to fill some a number of small screw holes and dimples.

Can anyone recomment a suitable filler? I've seen a post about POR's epoxy putty that will obviously do the trick but, at 19.00, I was wondering if there's something nearly as good but less expensive.

Thanks,

Dan

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Awww, fer cyrin out loud, there's that IMPALA guy again.

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Any 3M filler is good.

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Dynalite plastic filler, got it from a local paint store, best stuff I've used so far...

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72 Chevy in primer
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The most correct method would be to fill- weld the openings first, then grind and fill with plastic filler.

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Triple Black 69 SS 396

If you must use a filler instead of welding, Evercoat "Kitty Hair" (available under the name Martin Senour at a NAPA store #6969) is a fiberglass reinforced (very small strands, you hardly know they are there) that is WATER PROOF and adheres better than "regular" plastic filler.

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