Improving plastics petrol resistance?

[Gingerbread Man]

I have a fog light directly under my fuel cap, if the fog light gets petrol spilt on it, which it does every now and then, the plastic cracks. I was wondering if I could lacquer the plastic back to resist petrol spills and therefore new back mounts for the light when ever I'm clumsy.

I can spill petrol on it, drive 30 mins home, part of the back casing will have reacted and cracked off.

[Gingerbread Man]

Only the fog like the other side. Slimmer units that replaced defender items on the Caterham. Tried looking for yet another replacement but no obvious replacements.

[Gingerbread Man]

[Gingerbread Man]

Anything like that, just to keep it in one piece! But if the petrol got between the vinyl and plastic, it would dissolve the adhesive.

[Gingerbread Man]

civicduty said:

Have you found out what caused the paint to react around the exhaust yet OP?

Not yet, cars being dropped off tomorrow eve. To be honest the paint man just keeps saying 'heat', which isn't filling me with confidence.
I do agree that heats the catalysts, but why is the paint reacting? Previous paint job that had been on since 99 was fine. All other Caterham are fine.

My paint seems very easily chippable anyhow. Been sprayed for ~8 months now. Something must be amiss. I didn't know enough about the paint and ins and outs to pursue my 'paint bubbling' thread. I'll try to get him to ring the supplier, or I'll try too.

Haven't long to get this 100%! It's shipping out towards the end of the month.