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Markp

posted on 4/1/04 at 12:08 PM Reply With Quote
fiberglass repair

I'm fitting a new gearbox in over the winter period and thought that if i bought the nose cone in from the garage it wouldn't get damaged, how wrong could I have been.

Yesterday it was bought to my attention that it had been craked and split where the indicator stalk fits on to it.

Does anyone have any adivice how to repair a split/hole in fiberglass??

Cheers
Mark.

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Mark Allanson

posted on 4/1/04 at 12:26 PM Reply With Quote
Drill 2mm holes at the end of the cracks, then V them out, reinforce the back of the repair with CSM and then stopper up the surface and paint.





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andrew-theasby

posted on 4/1/04 at 01:05 PM Reply With Quote
I agree, the holes are very important as they stop the crack going any further.
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Markp

posted on 4/1/04 at 01:21 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers mark,

One small question, what is csm??

Cheers.

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Mark Allanson

posted on 4/1/04 at 01:51 PM Reply With Quote
Chopped Strand Mat, just yer basic fibreglass





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