Invader FB Cracking?, VIS Fiberglass, hairlines! :( Options

[mgnt232]

So I have a full invader kit,and the rear and sides are fine, but they went on easy. The front was hard to do, and I had to fit it and take it off...fit it...take it off.
But anyway its on there, with not too much pressure, a little against 2 of the lights, but not much.
And just recently (within last month, its been installed for like 6) Its been getting hairlines in between the highbeams, around where the emblem would be. They are vertical, and bout 1-2" long Another just "sprouted" lol I dont know how they keep appearing? I dont hit stuff.
The cracks are not all the way through, just like the tip of a fingernail can fit into some of them.
I tried to use some "bondo glazing putty" to fill, but it didnt work.

Any ideas? Ever happened to anyone? Common?
thanks

[yarik83]

Crap and here I am trying to finish my sandwich before 7am.

#1 99.999999% of all people with vader like body kit do not have authentic vader. In 10 years I have been around 6gc celicas I have met only one person who claimed he had "the kit" but has never presented proof so by my book they are not existent.

So.

What happened was your bumper was either a little too long or too short. When you bolted it to your car you probably did so during cold weather so when it starts getting hot it puts extra stress on joints and between that and the fiberglass... cracks find their way.

Unbolt the kit on a nice hot day and attach 1 side of it to the car using 3 bolts on the right or left behind headlights. Gently move other side to match body work and observe how your bumper is doing. 50% chance it will not line up. In that case remove lower lip and try to repeat the same thing. Your fitment should improve dramatically. If it does prop the lip to the car and pencil in places where holes match or do not match. Re-drill accordingly. Bolt it all up and you will solve half of your issues. Worst come worst you might have to cut your bumper straight down the middle and trim it or expand it and then re-fiberglass it.