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Re: 99 GT front fender
Hey Ride, Do you think that will hold up? That area tends to take some abuse, if you use a 2 part epoxy that hardens, the two different materials are not going to work together, the flexible plastic and the hard epoxy. I think that the repaired area is just going to crack off especially if it takes another hit in that area. Obviously that area has been hit and will mostlikely be hit again. Even if the weather gets cold the repair might not hold up. I don't know this for sure and I could very well be wrong, I've never tried to repair a bumper. My only experience with a cracked bumper was so bad that it needed replaced. I hope thet the method you described works, if ningirl decided to try it she will have to make absolutely sure she has clean surfaces for the epoxy to bond to, before you use the epoxy sand the surfaces that the epoxy will be attaching to, it will help the epoxy stick better,
Another thing to look at, If I'm not mistaken someone is now producing an aftermarket repair kit for the plastic body panels. I have to head to a parts store today, if I get a chance I'll look into it. If I find out anything I'll post a reply on this thread.
Dan
p.s. thanks for the info on the other post.
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