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    What were you sanding with? Were you using a block? You kinda confused me on how you shaved the handle. Fiberglass will crack too just to let you know.Say you are looking at the driver door, Were you running your hand from the right to the left or from top to bottom? Is the dip you feel right over where the handle used to be?

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    i thought that might confuse you. the door handle i can make flat(using a power sander and block) but if you can find a picture of a 92 accord , look at the plastic trim on the doors. imagine taking that off, now you have a section in the door, fill that in. but when you fill that in sand , there is about 6 inches above that line that dips in (running your hand top to bottom) the sander i use is about 4 square inches. should i use a different tool to get a larger area even {note: the door itself is curved , its not flat} find a piture and it might be easier to understand.

    for that door handle i used fiberglass bondo, some green shit. It workes well and has not cracked on me, the shit is strong as hell.

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