Instead of plastering body filler over minor door dings or a repair that you’ve metal finished, use glaze. If you apply it properly, it’ll have enough build to cover any low spots and will let you finish a repair with 1 skim.

The maximum fill depth is 2mm. You’re not going to spend time rubbing 2mm of glaze with 180-240grit paper. After filling and rubbing body filler, you may have various imperfections left. These can range from pinholes, scratches, and even paint edges.Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. Finally, it’s pretty common for technicians to mix glaze with body filler. Doing this will make a deep-filling Bondo thinner and much easier to apply. Ultimately, the repair is 99% there. However, it’s got pinholes, very minor scratches or even a slight paint edge. Nowadays, glaze is used similarly to body filler and even in place of body filler. While they’re both technically body fillers, they do have different uses.

Mixing dolphin glaze into other fillers will help to thin out the filler and make it easier to spread. Apply a thin coat of glaze to your repair using a reasonable amount of pressure on the spreader. This will force it into any scratches and pinholes that are left in your repair. Gone are the days of localized putty repairs. If you want the best finish, finish your repair with a skim of glaze.

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Dolphin Glaze is multifunctional and can be applied to bare steel, aluminum, galvanized steel, original paint, Body filler & GRP. For the initial rub it’s recommended that you use 180 paper before finishing off with 240. This is more than enough if you’ve done a light skim to fix imperfections.