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DJ420aDec-29-04 03:14 PM
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#79924, "How would you repair urethane??"




          

The only thing I can think of using is resin. I think bodyfiller would crack too easy since the urethane is flexible. Any other options Im missing?

  

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eclipse982nrRSTDec-29-04 03:16 PM
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#79925, "RE: How would you repair urethane??"
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get SEM flexible body filler. thats what i used to mold my fiberglass pieces for my widebody to my oem front and rear bumpers. very flexible too. i mixed a piece to let dry before i used it and could bend it back and forth just like urethane and it didnt break or crack. its kinda pricey though, i forget how much. but ya, SEM makes flexible body filler, i think BONDO does too.

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#79926, "RE: How would you repair urethane??"
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oh ya, dont use resin. same thing as regular body filler!

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97whitESiJan-01-05 10:25 AM
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#79967, "RE: How would you repair urethane??"
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i just used fiberglass mat and resin to fix a crack on the underside of my front bumper, its in a non flex area, so it shouldnt be a problem. (HOW it cracked i have no idea....)

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DJ420aJan-01-05 11:38 AM
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#79971, "RE: How would you repair urethane??"
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Well I found this stuff called Dynotron, its like an Epoxy but really flexible. It patched up and sanded down like bodyfiller but its so flexible, I actually tried to break it and I couldnt. If you guys have any messed up urethane, I def say this is the shit.

  

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#79973, "RE: How would you repair urethane??"
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or one of those "plastic welders" ?

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