Can Bondo be the miracle putty?

hey... just got a new exhaust for my cb750, well not new, but theres some dents and rust spots, and i was just wondering if bondo will hold up to high temps... i imagine it will hold up o nthe muffler, as that only gets lie 200 degrees, but will it hold up to headers? anyways, im off to muffler man to have them patch up a hole in it...

 

the bondo will bake off.. new"used " headers are in order. bondo does not hold up to heat. read instructions

 

what about jbweld? that should work
or mighty putty, lol
jb weld will be expensive though....

 

JB weld,although not expensive,will also bake off. Been there,done that!

 

damn... is there anything i could use?

 

but will tiw ork on the muffler anyways... ill do that if i can..

 

A beer can and hose clamps,maybe?

 

There are no quick fixes other than getting pipes that are not dented and dinged. or do your bike a favor and get pipe wraps they make them in various colors

http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/bgcq_exhaust_wrap.php

 

Muffler mud if you want to be cheap, braze on a copper patch if you want to be tacky, no epoxy will hold except exotic ceramic glue.

 

Aluminum roof flashing works like the beer can method. The benefit, is that you can wrap around the entire pipe. It's all temporary. The pressure of those pipes will just blow the holes bigger and bigger. You can maybe get a season out of the wrap though.

 

I'm there already. The alternatives are just way too expensive.
Schooter, there is no "nice" way to clean up those dings and dents short of very expensive metal work that would cost more than just finding a good set.