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Fixing Fiberglass
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Posted by mike christian on January 02, 2002 at 18:31:46 from (63.178.90.93):
Hello all, this is off topic, however everyone has always been a big help when it comes to any kind of mechanical question, and most of you know more then strictly related tractor issues. I am in the middle of restoring/rebuilding a vintage snowmobile, and the fiberglass hood has a good sized chunk broke off, is there anyway to reattach it back in place with most of the strength it had before it broke? I know of the matting and resins and etc, but an unfamilier with preparation, types, and brands among other things. there will be some stress due to a strap mounted there that holds that side of the hood down. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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