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  1. 03-11-2008 09:07 AM #1
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    'Glass on steel is ALWAYS temporary. It will fail eventually.

    Having said that, I would sandblast it inside and out, and not make the holes any bigger than they are.
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    That is what I thought ...
    I'll either have to eat the metal work and do a good job or ... tell him I pass on it .
    Thought there was something I didn't know about ,everyone else was using.
    These lil'fenders are much thicker than 18g.


    Thanks for the reply HRP
    you or Spray is who I was hoping for ...


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    I'll second Hotrodpaint
    If its metal , repair with metal , if its glass repair with glass ..ect .
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    surly if you've got to patch with fibreglass then smooth etc ,it
    would be just as easy to tack metal in ???
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    surly ..!



    Thanks Spray
    just needed a kick.

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