I won't go into the details but basically thanks to this furry git......
....I now have this crack in the corner of my bonnet 
Is there a relatively easy way to repair it? clear resin then polish maybe? or am I best to just leave it and live with it?
currently fighting the urge to cook a ginger cat curry.....
Thanks,
Lee
Ideally you will need to drill a small hole in the end of each crack to stop them going any further, dig out every crack down to the matting and then
carefully fill the lot with gel coat, failing that a respray.
Oh and if still fancy a cat curry, just have a word with your local Chinese takeaway 
[Edited on 16-7-10 by RazMan]
Mig weld the cat....
Earth on the tail and wire in the mouth!!
you could prep the cat for a curry, it already has the ginger!!! just stuff with chili that should sort it. Call it moggy masala lol
Also grind down the back of the crack and fill it with fibre glass repair paste. Then gell coat the front and finish with wet and dry.
That's is really useful! I will have to do a similar thing soon.
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Originally posted by cadebytiger
That's is really useful! I will have to do a similar thing soon.
They do this to damaged bike panels. You could solve two problems in one if you used the cat!
http://www.furrybikes.com/ 
[Edited on 17/7/10 by Strontium Dog]
Have a chat with MK as they may be able to send you some matching gelcoat mate. At least you would get the repair as close as possible without the
need for paint.
Steve
When I first read the title I thought it was going to be a post on 'Repairing GRP on Crack'!
I have seen 'De Cat' pipes for sale, would one of these be of any use to you
some good suggestions thanks, will try MK first.
mog is still in one piece, for now....
cheers
Lee