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fiberglassing my glovebox

ok can some one please tell me how can i make the fiberglass stick to the plastic on my glovebox i was finished putting the first layer of fiberglass when the whole fiberglass piece came out
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i was told if you sand it down, it will stick. and there is also this chemical that opens the pores of the plastic to help paint seep in, that stuff might work with fiberglass too. i had the same problem with my rear panels, so i decided to make a hole new one from glass.
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