Molding rocket bunny overfenders

[Raves614]

I've been looking around and haven't found what I'm looking for. I understand the basics of fiber-glassing the over fenders, but am wondering what (if anything) I would need to do differently on the little pieces that go on the front and rear bumper. They are plastic as opposed to the metal quarter panels and fenders so I wasn't sure of a different technique for the molding to stay on the plastic.

If anyone could show me an article or walk me through what the process would be to do this on the plastic, that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[SkAsphalt]

Originally Posted by Raves614

I've been looking around and haven't found what I'm looking for. I understand the basics of fiber-glassing the over fenders, but am wondering what (if anything) I would need to do differently on the little pieces that go on the front and rear bumper. They are plastic as opposed to the metal quarter panels and fenders so I wasn't sure of a different technique for the molding to stay on the plastic.

If anyone could show me an article or walk me through what the process would be to do this on the plastic, that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Talk to an autobody ?

[Kiske]

Use a 2 part urethane adhesive such as SEM's/3M/Fusor Panel Bond. Same with the flares. Only do the metal parts cosmetic with fiberglass. Use 2 part plastic repair such as 3M 34240 for the plastic cosmetics.

[WhiteFRS69]

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