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Bonding to existing fiberglass

Discussion in 'Bodies' started by HenrysT, Feb 14, 2020.

  1. HenrysT

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    What exactly are you trying to do or bond?
     
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    I want to stretch my body 6" and patch a few holes. I sandblasted the channels where the "doors" are and plan on filling it in, then sand down the outside feathering it out and putting a few layers of glass down and smooth it out. After, cut a zig zag pattern down the sides, move it 6"apart, feather those edges, lay down a few layers of glass , then apply a layer or two of cloth to the inside and bond in the floor at that time..
     

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