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Plastic interior repairing

Postby R1313 » Sat Apr 07, 2012 9:54 am

In the age of 25 the plastic are breakable, as many Alpine owners nows.
After looking for another I had to repair and repair...
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1. Repair with epoxy and fiberglass. Image
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2. Water Sanding and filling. Image
3. Paint with "Maragloss" in correct gray color. Image
4. To get the rubber surface, I use clear "Plasti dip" Image
5. The result was the result is sufficiently good to be part of a restored :D Image
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Postby PaulC1959 » Sat Apr 07, 2012 9:49 pm

Well done fella, looks pretty good to me. :wink:
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