Get a hot plastic repair gun kit. I bought one from ArizonaTool. They have a cheaper kit that is set to repair ATV fenders (80 deg C) and a significantly more expensive kit that you can vary the temp for all plastics. I have a hot air welder from Harbor freight for other plastics so bought the fixed temp ATV kit. They include some welding plastic and a little stainless steel mesh for big tears/missing chunks. Probably will use the Harbor Freight hot air for installing the stainless mesh where I have a piece missing, because you need to heat the area and press the stainless into the existing plastic before you fill.
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