The other week when I was fitting a new condenser I had to remove the bumper and in the process, it cracked on both corners. These aren't too bad and no doubt the result of the plastic going brittle over the years.
I figured the best way to repair this would be to reinforce the back using fiberglass (of which I have little experience, but it'll be hidden) and, after much searching, have finally found a supplier here. The trouble is that the website quotes all sorts of numbers that mean nothing to me such as "Available in CM 230, CM 300, CM450, and CM 600" or "Use with Bisphenol resin (31-304, R10-33T), Vinylester resin (RF-1001) or Isopthalic resin (31-441T)" and the like. Unfortunately they don't just do a kit, you've got to know what you are asking for. And I don't!
So my question is what do I actually need in the way of the type of glass and resin for my application, please?
Many thanks in advance.
George.
I figured the best way to repair this would be to reinforce the back using fiberglass (of which I have little experience, but it'll be hidden) and, after much searching, have finally found a supplier here. The trouble is that the website quotes all sorts of numbers that mean nothing to me such as "Available in CM 230, CM 300, CM450, and CM 600" or "Use with Bisphenol resin (31-304, R10-33T), Vinylester resin (RF-1001) or Isopthalic resin (31-441T)" and the like. Unfortunately they don't just do a kit, you've got to know what you are asking for. And I don't!
So my question is what do I actually need in the way of the type of glass and resin for my application, please?
Many thanks in advance.
George.
Having slagged Halfords when in the UK, I'd kill for a branch here.
Yes, you can fit a skid plate but again, I'm not keen.