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Reply With Quoteuse some 1/8 inch ply wood fill it in glue it in from the back and bondo over it and sand it all down thas what i do
I've cut my dash and the 7" lcd frame fits but there is a gap on either side. I believe it was a 1.5 din space. Whats the best way to cross this to make it a very strong bond to resist flexing down the road? I have searched just haven't found any good answers. Thanks all.
use some 1/8 inch ply wood fill it in glue it in from the back and bondo over it and sand it all down thas what i do
tape it from the front with masking tape and fill from the back with ABS mixed with acetone. the tape forms a mold to form the new plastic. if you do the taping right, you can achive a nice contour that will require very little filling with glaze. the finished product should become one solid piece of plastic if your dash is ABS. see the solvent adhesives thread for more info.
I'm sorry i've never heard of this before. ABS is a type of plastic that factories use for molds, right? Where can you buy some for personal use, i'd take it, it would have to be in a liquid form before application right?Originally Posted by Pestilence
LEGO's if you got kids or any Home Improvement store should have some ABS pipe/remnants.
The acetone makes it a liquid.
lmao thats friggin hilarious! never would have thought of that. How long does it take to dry, and so it bonds pretty well?
Check out this thread (it's the one that was mentioned earlier).
Solvent adhesives... why don't more people use them?
Take your time and read it from post #1.
I'm sorry i must have missed it, thanks
wow legos haha the the epoxy thing will work also just make sure u tape it up right
cardboard, 2.0 oz fiberglass mat, 4.0 oz fiberglass cloth and some body filler.
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