So im trying to fill my bumper holes, fill in all the scratches, and extend a lip. Is there any adhesive that i can use to fill, bond and able to sand down that is compatible with Polyurethane and wont crack under pressure like fiber glass?
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Wynn
2002 ES i4 SOHC Mitsubishi Galant
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i made it :) and all i was looking for was the two of them pointing guns at someone for extra motivation to searchOriginally Posted by WarmAndSCSI
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If you’re trying to fill in bumpers you have an option of three different things depending on what your bumper in made of.
-Plastic bumper use the plastic bondo.
-Fiber glass bumper/cover use fiber glass bondo
-Hard bondo is only used for metal applications. If used on anything else it will most likely crack.
Well, i came across several adhesive before i made this thread and wanted to compare what everyone else had experienced. Please dont conclude that i did not search just because i asked. do thank you though for the link input.
With PU, bondo would most likely to crack since the material is flexible and is at the front of the car closest to the ground which means it will vibrate or under wind pressure.
hmmm, i was thinking a silicone rubber and plastic compound. Somewhat like calk (white stuff you seal water in the bathroom corners/edges) But it may be to weak.
2002 ES i4 SOHC Mitsubishi Galant
bondo bumper repair kit...
http://www.amazon.com/Bondo-Finish-F.../dp/B000CINDQI
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| got it right. But the stuff I use to work with didnt cure black. I guess it wont matter if it all does the same job.
Oh and dont use caulk it will just come loose and fall off. If you can get a good scratched up area to work the bondo onto you should have no problems.
I used silicone rubber compound to do something like this and it worked good for me.
Bondo
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