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My sister just backed her car into the Celica. Crushed the combat bumper a little. There are no holes in the fiberglass, but it cracked all the way through.
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remove the bumper
ok first is cutting the cracks out... using a rotory tools and a cutting disk cut as much of the crack out as possible... next clean the area off as much as possible front and back... lay about 2 strips of fiberglass sheets on the back of it, dont use one big piece use (i count) 7 strips with 7 slightly bigger strips on top of that... let dry now using angel hair (make sure you wear gloves, cut the sheets into very small fibers) and mix it with the resin and fill in the front sparingly... overlay with seran wrap and smoothen out making sure that you as many air bubbles out as possible... let dry sand smooth using bomdo fill in the imperfections and sand down... repeat this step as necessary -DMC |
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