I read that 69 grill repair but is the 70 plastic? Someone has already done some work on it and filled a section in the corner but I got a couple of cracks at top and in the lower corner webbing. The section repaired is lumped up where the hole use to be and I was thinking filler but thought I would ask before distroying an OEM grill. They taped it from behind and added epoxy I think in the corner.
If you sand it down with 50 grit then used fiberglass and resin over the crack,sand with 80 then smoth with bondo sand with180 ,prim sand 220 ,paint .. i used fiberglass and resin to make parts of the grill that are missing works great...
Wow thats what I was thinking about using. What about using that fiberglass bondo? Is that grill plastic or fiberglass?
no fiberglass bondo is for filling big holes. Fiberglass with resin can be layed down over the bad sports and you can reinforce it better ---------- Post added at 04:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:24 PM ---------- i have found that resin (with out the fiberglass) works great for gluing grills .i have used j/b weld,a.b.s pipe cement,epoxy.I like the resin best it becomes part of the grill if it prep right. ---------- Post added at 04:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:29 PM ---------- the grills are a.b.s plastic, i think
