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17/4/2011 at 12:21pm
Location: Lanarkshire
Outfit: Compass Lynx 340 2
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Quote: Originally posted by Al+Mel on 17/4/2011
Another way would be to epoxy some thin ally sheet to double up the area from inside, then fill etc. outside.
Epoxy is a very good adhesive, and strong, so this would be a lasting repair. Glassfibre(polyester resin) only sticks to itself well, so is not as permanent.
Hi, good advice, I have also used just the epoxy and hardner,to fill in the holes when could not get at the rear of a panel,push it right through and it spreads out at rear, clean the face of exsess epoxy, when hard use, the car body fine surface filler, have local paint spray store a few miles away, and they matched the paint to almost the exact colour(12year old so so not exact match,hard to tell though)
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If everything runs smoothly then I must have done something wrong
If in Doubt Check it Out.
John
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