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Has any1 seen or herd of 3M carbon vinyl ? and what do u think of it ?
Could do that. Much much stronger, I've plastic welded the side skirt jacking point flaps smooth and retextured them.
I was gonna do the front bumper to, was going to cut out the recess and just move it forward and weld it on, sand it down and smooth it with bumper filler so it's more flexible.
what plastic is best to use for this type of plastic welding?
Plastic Weld it
Get another front bumper and cut the plate recess from it, then stick and clamp it to fill your current recess.
Cut strips of plastic from the spare bumper and then use them to fill the gap around the two parts you have stuck together (this will take an hour or so of melting with a soldering iron.
Then more strips and use it like solder to really get enough plastic in there and fill in all the little gaps
then rub down smooth.
Need minimal filler on it and it will flex as per your normal bumper (as it is all the same plasitic)
means much less likely to crack etc
Filler or fiberglass is a waste of time.
Wouldn't start smoothing much else, as Jenk said it will look full on monkey balls!!!
Vince - have a coconut
Ollie
Edit:
3M Carbon wrap looks good.
Can post a pic up later
Ollie
Your front bumpers mint, my next stage in the smoothing process is priming it ready for paint but before i do that im not sure if i have the exact lines wen sanding the filler.. ther are a few tiny holes in the filler will Primer fill them in ?
been quoted aroud 180 for bumper smoothed and sprayed, going to get few more pricesthink i'd put plate in window, not illegal lol can quickly pull out plate when i want too lol