Question About Crashes
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Question About Crashes
Is there any way to fix cracked or broken ferrings? I am wondering if anyone knows of PRODUCTS or COMPANIES that sell something to hold the plastic together?
Like a bondo, but strong enough to work on motorcycle ferrings?
Some one has got to sell this.
thanx for your help.
Like a bondo, but strong enough to work on motorcycle ferrings?
Some one has got to sell this.
thanx for your help.
Re: Question About Crashes
some other guys will list some products they have used befor on there bikes im just not sure of the names.
I myself use a soldering gun and just melt the crack back together on both sides and bondo over the "minty side". If your still not able to get a solid connection for the crack get it as best you can to hold it in the right shape and then just lay a layer of Fiberglass resin/matt on the backside of the plastic and bondo over the good side and that will fix any crack.. hole... missing chunk you name it.
I myself use a soldering gun and just melt the crack back together on both sides and bondo over the "minty side". If your still not able to get a solid connection for the crack get it as best you can to hold it in the right shape and then just lay a layer of Fiberglass resin/matt on the backside of the plastic and bondo over the good side and that will fix any crack.. hole... missing chunk you name it.
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Re: Question About Crashes
Originally Posted by Mikie
Ditto, ive seen some fiber glass jobs done by some local twisty riders. Not to bad.
i just installed a bar on this guys 750 and i called him to say i didnt want to cut up a brand new tail section. then he told me its been wrecked about ten times and it was all done with the fiberglass and bondo......looked brand new. probly cost about $50.
think about it 1600 off ebay....or $50
Re: Question About Crashes
Originally Posted by -MXD-
i just installed a bar on this guys 750 and i called him to say i didnt want to cut up a brand new tail section. then he told me its been wrecked about ten times and it was all done with the fiberglass and bondo......looked brand new. probly cost about $50.
think about it 1600 off ebay....or $50
think about it 1600 off ebay....or $50
exactly, my bike was very minty with its fresh paint and all when i bought it. After takin off plastics and lookin at the backside of them i seen there were fiberglass patches here and there where it had been repaired. Looked good as new and i had no idea it was even repaired.
Everyone should learn to fiberglass you can do ANYTHING with that stuff its time consuming but very strong stuff.
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Re: Question About Crashes
hobby shops sell plastic filler material to use with a soldering gun to weld it back together. autozone and advance auto sell a 2 part epoxy called plastic weld that works awesome.
my tail section was broken completely in half, i used the epoxy with fiberglass tape that you use for patching holes in walls, cant even tell from the outside.
my tail section was broken completely in half, i used the epoxy with fiberglass tape that you use for patching holes in walls, cant even tell from the outside.
Re: Question About Crashes
Originally Posted by kern0079
You can fix ANYTHING with zipties, duct tape, lots of swearing, and a hammer.
Re: Question About Crashes
i was looking on www.thestuntfactory.com and there are pre drilled plastic kits that matches oe specs for around 600-700 bucks. im not very handy so i was considering picking up a xtra set to trash and save my orig stuff.
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