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| eyecolor |
 Jun 24 2012, 08:43 PM
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Eyecolor  Group: Members Posts: 80 Joined: 15-August 08 From: Wilmington,DE Member No.: 9,425 Region Association: None 
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I don't see many 914's in Delaware and I am attaching fiberglass bumpers to the front and rear. The fit needs some cutting and it would be easier to simply glass and bondo the junction to the car. I do worry about it cracking over time.
What about a rubber gasket to hide some of the rough edges of my attempt to fit them on. It would also make it much easier to prep and finish the bumpers off the car. Any thoughts that don't require sending to a body shop? Thanks George |
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eyecolor Attaching fiberglass bumpers Jun 24 2012, 08:43 PM
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