CF splitter, can it be repaired?
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or was it a rock?
mine is the exact same way... i dont think it was the rock because if the splitter isnt bolted down with many screws the splitter will get pushed down and scrape it making it look like that.
How fast were you going?
mine is the exact same way... i dont think it was the rock because if the splitter isnt bolted down with many screws the splitter will get pushed down and scrape it making it look like that.
How fast were you going?
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No no I swear it was some random *** rock in the middle of the highway at night. I was only going 65.
I would assume sanding it down and reclearing it would be the cheap option. But how much would repairing it with glass run me?
Know what, this is what I get for putting something that cost me 200 buckos and putting it on my front bumper barely 3 inches from the ground
Last edited by johnnydarko; 03-14-2012 at 08:25 PM.
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That's one reason I don't really like having anything made of fiberglass in the front of the car. The splitter looks like it's made of fiberglass and then they wrapped it. Would have fared better if it was made of a different material.
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That's one reason I don't really like having anything made of fiberglass in the front of the car. The splitter looks like it's made of fiberglass and then they wrapped it. Would have fared better if it was made of a different material.
http://www.fiberglassforums.com/auto...p-project.html
http://www.fiberglassforums.com/auto...p-project.html
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That's one reason I don't really like having anything made of fiberglass in the front of the car. The splitter looks like it's made of fiberglass and then they wrapped it. Would have fared better if it was made of a different material.
http://www.fiberglassforums.com/auto...p-project.html
http://www.fiberglassforums.com/auto...p-project.html