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Old 09-25-2004, 01:20 PM
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I filled in the groove around the grill opening, and patched a tear on the left side.

<img src="http://wildwingsacademy.home.comcast.net/images/primed1.jpg">

Here is the chin spoiler fitted in place.

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<img src="http://wildwingsacademy.home.comcast.net/images/primedclose.jpg">
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Looking good Jeff!
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How hard was it to remove the chin spoiler?
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Default you'll be done before the election.
where's the K&amp;E sign? ;-)
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Default Looks good - could you fill the cracks where the lower lip attaches and make it look like one
unified piece, instead of an add-on piece.

You work does look very good.
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Default i had mine done as one piece and it's been nothing but problems
when you put soft plastic against hard plastic you get cracks. no way to avoid it. mine looked great for 3 weeks.
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That's exactly what I will be doing next
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Default they are both urethane parts, the key is to use a urethane glue/filler
<img src="http://wildwingsacademy.home.comcast.net/images/edge2.jpg">

It's a 2-component flexible glue especially for urethane.
it's sandable like "bondo" after it dries, and it stays flexible.
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What was the joint filled with?
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other side of the driveway. It's not going on 'till spring however
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