Bondo or kitty hair?

my truck is in the shop right now gettin a cali combo. i talked to the guy and he said he was gonna use kitty hair instead of bondo. is this better or no? what do you guys think?

i ALWAYS DO KITTY HAIR FIRST AFTER I DO SOME WELDING.

To you southerners ,I dunno how much it matters as far as waterproofing seams but it sure matters up here...Kitty hair is stronger than bondo,and waterproof,so your seams wont bubble,and really shouldnt crack as long as your combo fits and is fitted right and welded solid...weld,grind(40ish grit),KITTY HAIR,bondo,2 part,prime...(sand in between of course)

Your guy likes kitty hair,but theres other ways that are just as good if not better,you can use kitty hair,pure metal/metal to metal(also waterproof),or if you want you can even lead/solder it.....personal prefrence really,but the kitty hair is a good way to go...

best way of course is to metalfinish/file but most people dont want to pay for that kind of labour.

kitty hair is stronger, it does cost more though.

Its body re enforced with fiberglass.

When it dries its like sanding rocks.

So the only down side to him using it is that it costs more and it might take him more time to work with it.

I use Fiber Tech better than kitty hair IMO

Out In AZ kitty hair is a no no it exspands and contracts not a good thing

i used ever coat fiber glass body filler not kitty hair

I use EverCoat Z grip.. never had any problems.

use an aluminum filler, its way less likely to crack out than any plastic filler. its designed to be comparable to lead

I personally use everglass it has short strands of fiberglass unlike kitty hair which has long strands. anytime i do body modifications I use a light coat to waterproof things.