aircraft grade filler

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Postby marco_avfc on Sat Dec 08, 2001 8:58 pm

does anyone know of anywhere that supplys aircraft grade filler? im wanting to fill in the sewege lines on my car and the 'styling section' on here suggests that i use aircraft filler. anyone have a clue???
cheers guys, marco. :smile:
oh yeah, does anyone know if you have to have a rear w/wipe to pass an MOT??

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Postby festajon on Sun Dec 09, 2001 12:23 am

I think that P38 or P40 filler will be fine as long as the depth of the line isn't more than 2mm. I think this is what your meant to use.

As for the MOT thing then some festas come without rear wash and wipe anyway so it wouldn't be an MOT failure
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Postby JJ on Mon Dec 10, 2001 9:24 am

"...fill in the sewege lines on my car..."
>> sewage lines?! Your car's covered in sh*te?!!! :lol: Which 'sewege' lines do you want to fill? I think you'll find it'll be a LOT of hard work, and very time consuming for relatively little gain. Just a thought!

As for MOTs, my own car has no rear wash/wipe and passes - it's not a legal requirement.
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