look what im in the middle of

[latza]

didnt really want to cut my 172 bumper for the zaust and i had a 182 bumper lying around in need of a respray and a bit or filler.

so i plasic welded over the 2 holes and then filled them. not finished but wiill be in the next few days, i think it myt look oryt. then if i make a mistake with the exhaust cut out i wont mind

i dont think any1 will be able to tell when its finished, has anybody else done this?

 

[Mikey]

go for it.... worth a try

 

[Beef-Mc]

No a bad idea if it works.

 

[Rob]

Adventurous, but I'm looking forward to the end results... I hope the filler amount is minimal, as its prone to sinking...

 

[Dave..]

^ This

Give it a few months of summer, and it'll start to crack if there's loads of filler there

 

[Mark One]

i dont think any1 will be able to tell when its finished, has anybody else done this?

No, I reckon most people in your situation would fit a nasty 182 rep exhuast. Nice work though. Like the thought.

 

[latza]

plastic welded it. Then fibreglassed it. There is alot of filler but most of it will be sanded off. Hopefully it should be ok,

 

[Tigger]

Should work out well, seen a couple of people on here do something similar before

 

[Leeshez]

Nice .

 

[Dave..]

What you need are some of these bad boys:

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[Plummer]

i dont think any1 will be able to tell when its finished, has anybody else done this?

I filled a single exhuast cutout if that counts?

A year on and had no problems wth it!

 

[Gally]

Plastic welding should see it okay, you did it right at least.

 

[guysy]

With the plastic weld and fibre glass, Should'nt be that much filler in there, Will be fine as long as the plastic is not flexed, i.e. a bumper kiss from another car...

Looks a good strart, I might be doing this with a cheap fucked ebay bumper to keep costs down.

 

[danjf]

good luck to you mate

 

[SammyT]

good idea!

 

[Nick_P]

What you need are some of these bad boys:

Click me

My god that thread never ever DOESNT make me chuckle