Fiber glass repair shop recommendations SoCal?
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hmmmm is it really? If it's not that bad.. then i'd be down to try, but if the repair cost is less than $100 then i'd rather just be lazy and use the money I got from insurance to pay for it. The dumb guy that I usually go to for repairs quoted me $400...
Last edited by prinny; 08-02-2013 at 05:50 AM.
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if the surface where the crack is is jagged then u gotta cut it open first or else u wont be able to bondo it easily. google it im sure there better instructions with pic. try it urself. once u see how easy it is ull be doing it all the time to repair it urself. its easy dude
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its like paper mache. go buy a fb repair kit at walmart or autozone. fb is like cloth before it hardens. u cut a piece thats bigger than the crack then u follow the mixing instruction then u lay the fb onto the cracked area on the inside of the bumper. then u bondo the outside of the bumper and sand to smooth. thats it. u dont do anything with the fb u added once its hardend. and becus its on the inside it dont matter how it looks.
if the surface where the crack is is jagged then u gotta cut it open first or else u wont be able to bondo it easily. google it im sure there better instructions with pic. try it urself. once u see how easy it is ull be doing it all the time to repair it urself. its easy dude
if the surface where the crack is is jagged then u gotta cut it open first or else u wont be able to bondo it easily. google it im sure there better instructions with pic. try it urself. once u see how easy it is ull be doing it all the time to repair it urself. its easy dude
oh haha. I guess it's not worth being lazy then. Will do. Thanks!
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