V8 composite wing damage, easy fix?
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simple, but somewhat time consuming.
to get to that the front bumper needs to come off, which is a bit of a faff as both liners need to come out and the undertray and the airboxes and then all the fittings will be shagged.
Once done there is no reason you couldn't put a small bit of fiberglass or carbon behind it to fix the crack then a skim of filler and paint.
to get to that the front bumper needs to come off, which is a bit of a faff as both liners need to come out and the undertray and the airboxes and then all the fittings will be shagged.
Once done there is no reason you couldn't put a small bit of fiberglass or carbon behind it to fix the crack then a skim of filler and paint.
IainWhy said:
simple, but somewhat time consuming.
to get to that the front bumper needs to come off, which is a bit of a faff as both liners need to come out and the undertray and the airboxes and then all the fittings will be shagged.
Once done there is no reason you couldn't put a small bit of fiberglass or carbon behind it to fix the crack then a skim of filler and paint.
Ah. complete faff then!! Love yours btw.... top notchto get to that the front bumper needs to come off, which is a bit of a faff as both liners need to come out and the undertray and the airboxes and then all the fittings will be shagged.
Once done there is no reason you couldn't put a small bit of fiberglass or carbon behind it to fix the crack then a skim of filler and paint.
Krhuangbin said:
Ah. complete faff then!! Love yours btw.... top notch
Yea, i mean you could just rake it out and clag it up a bit then paint but i think it wont hold with vibration and temperature changes in the medium term.And thanks, feels like mine spends too much time in bits at the moment, but then thats really my choice/sickness
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