Repairing the Damaged Fiberglass Hood on the Firebird

Welcome to the latest episode of "Ryan doesn't know what he's doing, but gonna do it anyway"!
When this Firebird was damaged on the driver's side, the hood sustained a little damage as well. It's fiberglass, and I've never done fiberglass repair before. To be honest, it kind of terrified me and I've been putting it off for a long time. Can't wait any longer, gotta get it done.
So I picked up a kit from Bondo and sort of read some instructions.
Let's get to work!
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Sitting here watching the show and just looking like a Cheshire cat. No one in our shop does body work anymore. The supervisor farms it out because we all hate doing it. Great video you really have an awesome attitude at trying new stuff and then throwing it out on the tube. Happy I found your channel.