Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Gremlin Grill Repair

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It also helps to stop drill the cracks before using the Plastic Welding
system and back up your repair with somthing. I use sheet model plastic
or you could use JB Weld. 
"Doc"



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• From: Plumpy72@xxxxxxx
• Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 17:03:04 EST

Bill

 

Repairing the plastic is easier than you may think. Go to a local auto parts store and get a plastic weld kit. The brand I use is distributed by VersaChem and is called PLASTIC WELDING SYSTEM. It is a two part epoxy type mix and it works wonders. Be sure to prep the area really good. Use sand paper or a small file on the cracks to give them some depth and a little "bite". Apply the  plastic weld and let it cure. Once its hardened, it can be sanded smooth and painted.

 

Take your time and good luck.

 

Rick 

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