Front wheel arch liner/protection
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I have some of this which i used inside a Hardtop for sound. It's very sticky on underface and finished face easy to clean.
Alan
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As I see it, the issue with sticking any form of sheet material on, as opposed to encapsulating the fibreglass with a resilient liquid applied bonded material, is the potential for water getting trapped between the two materials and causing blistering of your lovely paint finish.
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good point Jono,
maybe a coat of Epoxy Resin first under Wing which is i think is impervious.
Alan
maybe a coat of Epoxy Resin first under Wing which is i think is impervious.
Alan
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jono wrote:Partial quote: It really is excellent stuff and not too dear - lots of offers on Ebay, 6 litres for £40 or so.
After I saw the great looking results, I jumped on-line to order a few litres only to find out that here, it's a tad more dear here than in the UK. On eBay, Amazon, and the like, it's the equivalent of £43/litre, so a six pack is not in my budget even if star cracks are more expensive that to repair. I'll have to find another method.
The Coremat looks promising.
Bud
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