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I am building new door panels over the existing ones (using the old ones as a backbone). If i buff up the old ones am i going to have a problem with the fiberglass sticking to the plastic? Anyway around this? Please help. Thanks!
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Make sure they have a really rough surface and use adhesion promoter!

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adhesion promoter?
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what should i use as adhesion promoter?
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Adhesion promoter will help bond the fibreglass to the plastic panels! it is not necessary but does help!
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How thick are you going on the glass? If you are building it up 1/4" or so, put some screws through the panel from the backside, lay down the glass, let it cure and cut off the tip of the screw. This is a good way to secure bondo to plastic as well, it works great for tweeter mounts for example.

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for what, and a clean surface using some type of serface prep. is the best.
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holla!!!!!!!!!!!
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