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Not Yet Wild Join Date: Feb 2011
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Gone Wild Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 155
| ![]() i used durabond and seems to be ok so far its just a harder bondo |
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Gone Wild ![]() ![]() Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Aiken, SC
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| ![]() Or just look around for another body. Not sure where you are or how many cart shops but you may be able to find one lurking somewhere. |
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Not Yet Wild ![]() Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Houston, Texas
Posts: 71
| ![]() I used the plastic bumper filler epoxy. Autozone, Walmart, and others have it. About $6. |
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Not Yet Wild ![]() Join Date: Jul 2011
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| ![]() jb weld quick epoxy from autozone can be sanded primed over been in my cart for 2 years in hot sun and cold winter no shrink back less than $5 a kit good stuff |
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Philippians 4:13 ![]() ![]() Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Ohio
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| ![]() I second the jb weld quick epoxy |
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Not Yet Wild ![]() Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: SW Michigan
Posts: 61
| ![]() I just filled all of my snap holes this past week and used JB quick weld in them.... First I 45* beveled the holes inside and out just a tiny amount so it would have a little extra on both sides then I put some metal tape on the inside filled the holes from the out side and that took care of it..... Now the JB weld wont just fall out...... |
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Not Yet Wild ![]() Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Elgin, Oklahoma
Posts: 34
| ![]() for small holes, I afree, JB weld cant be beat. for the bugger diameter holes, use fibreglass. Skip, for better results and less sanding, tape the front and fill from rear. I would use electrilal tape (JB Weld will not stick to it) then reinforce with regular tape. this way, when you remove the tape, the area is flat and less sancing is required. |
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Gone Wild ![]() Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Andover,ohio
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| ![]() I agree JB Weld works on evertthing ![]() |
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Gone to refill cooler... ![]() Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Sacramento, California
Posts: 1,439
| ![]() I used some plastic bumper filler I got from an auto body supply store, worked great and is made for plastic so it's more flexible than auto body filler. This means it will be less likely to crack, and thermal expansion and contraction issues will me minimized as well. Kelly |
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