I am restoring a 92 Camaro RS 305, and have a question in regards to body work.
I am trying to save a few $$ before sending it in for painting.
I removed a high rise spoiler that was not installed properly, and now I was wondering what the best way to repair/fill the holes left on the hatch, from the screws that bolted on the spoiler. There are 10 total, and they are fairly small.
Would I be better off using Bondo, JB Weld, or something else, then sanding down nicely?
Any advice would be appreciated, form any generation of camaro buffs.
Thanks
Steve

 

i was watching Trucks an spike tv and the dude welded in sheets of metal that were cut and shaped to the hole he wanted to cover and then grind it down and if you need to use some body filler. get me?

 

I'd use the fiberglass compound stuff. Sand it down and paint it. You could always call a body shop and ask them.

 

I think the holes are too small for me to cut pieces to fill em. I was hoping to use some sort of compound, but didn't know what the best compound would be for this type of situation.
Keep the advice and opinions coming
Thanks
Steve

 

Use the fiberglass stuff like I said. You can get it at any auto parts store, or even Wal-Mart.