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Old Mar 16, 2016 | 06:16 PM
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Default Body Plastic Compound/Composition

Hi all, first post for me, just been using the wonderful knowledge you all have in silence!
Picked mine up back in July - got a tad gouged because I didn't go to the lot for it and wasn't informed on the vehicle (I usually prefer Corvettes), anyway, I don't plan to let it ever go now for sunk costs and because I absolutely love it!

On to my question, I recently took a bump on the rear cover - had to swerve to avoid someone while backing out of a spot

It isn't so bad, and I just plan on fixing it myself and with the help of my Dad. So I haven't been able to find information on the composition of plastic used to make the bumper molds - does anyone happen to have this info? It is necessary to determine what flavor of epoxy will adhere best.

Thanks in advanced, and I look forward to actively engaging in some convos from now on.
 
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Old Mar 16, 2016 | 07:06 PM
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Default Re: Body Plastic Compound/Composition

Go to an auto body supply store, tell them what you are doing. The can direct you to the correct products and maybe even give you some advice.
 
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