I have a 08 M1000 hood and would like to get it repaired. I called the plastic shop and they need to know what marterial it is made of. Does anyone know why they kind of material they make them out of? Thanks
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So just how did it get "in need of repair"?:face-icon-small-hap
I had a bit of hood damage to my M1000 that I repaired last year. Held up all year, no cracks or anything. This was in the hood hinge area. So this stuff works well.
Talked to a local auto body shop and he recommended this Lord Plastic Adhesive. He said to use the 152/153.
When putting it on he said to use some of the cheese cloth that you use for sheet rocking and put it down with the first layer.
He said it is the stuff when working with auto bumpers. Tuff as nails and flexible.
Cost me about $20 for the small 1.7 oz tube. The auto shop loaned me the gun to put it down.
Thunder
http://www.lord.com/Home/ProductsSer...1/Default.aspx
Just go to a place that specializes in auto body supplies and tell them what your repairing. Been doing auto body for 12 yrs and I like to use 3M. Made many repairs with good results. Just follow the directions of the product and you'll be good to go. It's all about the PREP work before you apply the material no matter what brand you use. Good luck
So just how did it get "in need of repair"?:face-icon-small-hap
HE!:face-icon-small-hap HE!LMAO
I refuse to answer that on the grounds that it would incriminate me!!!!!
Come on Puddy tell us
Come on Puddy tell us
do you want me to die!!!! helloooooooo!!!!
thats for later after a couple of cold ones... :beer;:beer;