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Be really careful with that stuff!!!!!!!!!
When we were doing my rear bumper Hubby put just alittle too much on..and when we were cranking down the bolts ..it dripped down and got in his hair!!!!!! WHAT a chore to get that stuff out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:
Be really careful with that stuff!!!!!!!!!
When we were doing my rear bumper Hubby put just alittle too much on..and when we were cranking down the bolts ..it dripped down and got in his hair!!!!!! WHAT a chore to get that stuff out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:
I have about a 1/2 quart left. I was hoping another quart would get the front clip bonded on. There is another header bar post right now. I would consider
a more flexible adhesive for the header bar.
:seeya
I just used "SMC" (I'm not sure if that's the name of the product or just the name of the material) to put on the fornt bumper on my '73 and it seems to have held fine so far. :thumbs:
I use the evercoat 2 part epoxy bonding adhesive with a 1:1 mixing ratio because it is recommended for use on everything including metal to fiberglass bonding. You will probably need a couple of quarts.
I use the evercoat 2 part epoxy bonding adhesive with a 1:1 mixing ratio because it is recommended for use on everything including metal to fiberglass bonding. You will probably need a couple of quarts.
-Justin
Justin - what is the Evrecoat part # for the 1:1 stuff ? Is it hard or flexible ?