could I use it to mold a spoiler on a car?
1486630
It all depends what you are trying to do with the spoiler,Give me some more info. Johnny
1959838
Yes but you have to have special mounting brackets. A guy could probably make something.
2042324
I can see you seperating the glue the holds the trim but I don't think it would be right for car audio installations
1741407
I do not know about cars, I use this for polishing brass when reloading. Sorry...
840737
No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
217522
an expensive PROP, but since it's a plastic (?) thin material, I don't see why not---you'll need an open jig saw or something. A knife probably won't do.
1912023
Depends how big the spoiler is I guess. It's a snug fit but it should still work.....just may not wrap under the back bumper like it would without the spoiler
2264007
I don't see why not... But. I don't do auto body work. I do wood work and I use it for sanding the clear coat on wood. So I guess it will be fine but remember its pretty aggressive so use a very fine paper.
448163
No, I have a letter box by my front door that was slightly crooked so I popped the letter box off to straight it out and it removed the paid and a chunk from the drywall. This is the stuff they use to attach spoilers and body trim panels on cars it's so tough.
2178215
You probably could, but I wouldn't. The backer pad that comes stock with the unit is very stiff and quite flat...great for table tops, cabinet sides, planks, etc., but not for the multi-level surfaces of cars. Additionally this sander is a 6 hole vacuum unit and placing a polishing bonnet over the intake might cause the sander to overheat. Lastly the oscillation size is extremely small, great for sanding and "polishing" wood, but it might just end up burning the wax on the surface of the paint. So, I wouldn't recommend it. Hope that helps!
1112396
In my opinion, this is not the right product to use for that purpose. I don't know how you would secure it on your car and I don't know how it would hold up in the elements.
1631513
For the most part, yes. It might have trouble with small details as the consistency is thicker than clay. You'd want a sturdy mold.
340063
This polisher is used to buff cars with a compound. It would be way to big to do furniture. I think Martha says to use diluted soapy ammonia Look under Martha Stewart hints. Good Luck
160681
I would say it probably could, however, it doesn't set that fast. I would recommend getting a glue specifically for that purpose at you local auto supply store.
1278318
No, it does not work on cars with spoilers. Found out the hard way. The model above the super joe 3 is the one you want.
396228
Yes this is the best tape to use for a trunk spoiler. Just make sure you thoroughly clean and prep the area properly. 3M sells adhesion promoter wipes as well for prepping purposes.
1295009
I haven't tried that. This product is a powder, kind of like barkeepers friend, comet, baking soda, etc. It's a mild abrasive, a polish, and there are polishes specifically for buffing cars etc, I'd probably go with an automotive product just to be sure.