need to bond something to bumper

I'm working on a custom front bumper for a Camaro Z-28....i have the pieces cut out that i want and fleece is hot gued on (from behind so i dont have to get resin on the glue) and before i continue i need to ask a few things.

Will fiberglass and/or kitty hair bond to the rubber/plastic material?  Its more of a rubber cause when i was cutting it, it would cobweb and i could gather up the 'cobwebs' and make a rubber ball.  would i be fine with this or should i just test out a little bit.

oh yea...another question.  i need to fix the hood on it...it has a few chips (some are pretty big) out of the front of the hood.  i ground down the area and grooved it both ways.  will a long strand kitty hair be fine to extend these areas of the hood without breaking off when the hood is closed or someone acidentally hits it?

umm actualy you might want to do a little research first because your hod is probably SMC not fiberglass.

most people mistake the 2 but fsmc will have a smooth finish on the unseen back sides, where as fiberglass will show the pattern of the fibers.

OK...thanks guys, I appreciate the help.  I tested out the FG and kitty hair on the bumper and neither sticks, although it sticks better to the paint so i may just rough up the paint a bit rather than removing it totally.  Good idea about the screws, I'm going to pick up a gallon of resin and some mat today so i can cover the bumper, then I'll rivit it all in place.  I was thinking like 2 layers of FG and then rivit and then another layer or 2 of FG followed by some kitty hair and Rage...hows that sound?  or should i skip the kitty hair and just do another layer of FG? 

The hood looks like its SMC then as it is smooth on the back.  Either way it should still be fine to FG on right?

I got some pics taken, but didnt get around to getting em on the comp. so I'll be sure to get em up tonight.

I put 2 layers of mat on with a mixture of resin and short strand kitty hair which worked out quite nice and is really thick.  I blended the whole front piece together (except for the body kit pieces at the bottom cause they connect to the fender, past the bumper and wouldnt work out that great unless i fused the bumper to the car.)  I'm going to abuse the bumper tomorrow to see if it bonded nicely, and if i have any problems at all i will rivit and add more.  I'll let u know how it goes.

Basically the plan is to put a grill (probly billet) in the area that is open..although i still have to add a piece of FG to raise it up (minor) and then where the origional oval turn lights were i'm going to add round ones near the edge to give it a wider stance ( I'm toying with the possibility of adding 2 bulbs per light, one would be white light which will be connected to a switch and the other will be an orange light for the turn signal.  I'm just wondering if u wont see the turn light when the white light is on.)