abs repair

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    abs repair

    Any good videos out there on this technique??? I have some cracks to fix!!

    Thanks in advance!!!

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    Hey Dave,
    If this works as I planned it should be the beginning of my experience.

    http://www.6x6world.com/forums/attex...tml#post134861

    Here is a little more.

    http://www.6x6world.com/forums/attex...tml#post136905
    Last edited by JoeMeg; 11-03-2016 at 02:45 PM. Reason: Added second link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeMeg View Post
    Hey Dave,
    If this works as I planned it should be the beginning of my experience.

    http://www.6x6world.com/forums/attex...tml#post134861

    Here is a little more.

    http://www.6x6world.com/forums/attex...tml#post136905
    Thanks Joe!! I'm not much on body work! I'll give it a whirl and you put fiberglass cloth under it or between the layers??
    Thanks you!

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    Make a thin batch of goo about the consistensy of skim milk and dip the precut cloth in it. Use a separate containers,one to melt in and one to work out of. Be patient,the stuff take time to dry (day or two)but it's well worth the wait. Keep building it up then "cover" it with a much thicker batch of goo. Have fun,this stuff is really easy to work with.

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    Ok Joe. Appreciate your help I have another machine I may just cut pieces outta that to fix this one. Mostly just cracks but wanna get rid of muffler hole as well.

    Thank you!!

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