Is it even possible to do a good job of molding urethane to fiberglass>> I have a fiberglass rear bumper, but want to change it a bit, cause it sits too high. I also have a urethane rear skirt designed for my car to mold to the "stock" bumper. It will fit over the fiberglass bumper just fine, but can I bond the two and mold it smooth without it later craking apart??
Anyone in Arizona that could help me with this??
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Thanks...anyone had experience using Fuzor that could give me some pointers?
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if you can get a hold of z2flip4 he could help you out
It wont work out very well..
The first time you scrape it on something or someone bumps into it the urethane will start to crack.
My boyfriend was going to do something like this to his pt cruiser he had, but Ray at Pteazer said not to bother because it would crack real easy.
correct^^^^
fusor sucks !!!!
what you are trying to do is like trying to make oil and water to stick, not going to happen!!!
now maybe if ya a fiberglass mold of the other piece then ya it would, but plastic to fiberglass nope
can i haz bondo
hate to change the topic, but my question is somewhat similar ( i think ). what about molding/welding urethane to urethane? i.e. taking a section from one bumper and meshing it to another. doable?
Now if I had the means to totally remake the lip I have in fiberglass.... well I'd so so it...
But that way outta my league AND pricerange.
Oh well... guess its back to the manf. suggested 3M tape.
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