Using lead for body work

[rockdogz]

Hey Andrew,
Yeah I searched and found your post, which is how I found out about Eastwood. So basically if you do it right, body fillers now days are of good enough quality to avoid the shrinkage/cracking problems after several years? Hmm, I guess they have to be around for several years before we will know... Part of my concern is that I really need to cut out and replace metal here, but because of where the holes are, that doesn't look too easy to do on a curved surface. Maybe I should use a metal-based filler first, then proceed as normal after the area is built up...