Originally Posted by Mike (Post 1646348)

Looking good Chris! The boys at Autoglo definitely do a thorough job.

I got my brake cooling kit halfway installed. Still working on the passenger side and having a little trouble with the metal support wire in one of the hoses so I need a new one to finish the job. Plus I've got a small leak in my power steering cooling lines I have found, so I need to work on that. Car will be in the air on jackstands a few weeks I think.

Originally Posted by simota1 (Post 1646356)

what is the correct way to mold fiberglass to aluminum? using the mat? and fiberglass gel or something else?

Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 1646362)

Panel bond adhesive made by 3M part# 8115

3M 8115 - 3M Automix Panel Bonding Adhesive - Overview - SummitRacing.com

Originally Posted by SPOHN (Post 1646358)

I'd like to buy the power steering cooler kit. Was the leak due to rubbing or at a connection point?

The ducting is tight. Took my dad and I to menipulate without damaging. I'd almost feel better about grinding the wheel well out a bit. But it's done now.

Originally Posted by simota1 (Post 1646369)

so cut the hood exactly like the vents and glue it on with that stuff? it will never separate right? :tup: rep btw :tup: sorry spohn for thread jacking

Originally Posted by Mike (Post 1646370)

I'm not sure, its just a slight seep where the hose connects to the hard pipe, but that hard pipe is bent some, not quite kinked, but almost and has a gouge out of it. I think its leftover from my wreck at VIR. I will probably replace all of the hardline with flexible line and reroute it to get a little more room. Might even move the cooler to the side grill opening in my bumper if I can figure out an easy way.

Originally Posted by simota1 (Post 1646369)

so cut the hood exactly like the vents and glue it on with that stuff? it will never separate right? :tup: rep btw :tup: sorry spohn for thread jacking

Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 1646385)

I'm the one that told Chris they should use this,this is what OEM manufacturers use to bond door skins,some quarter panels and bed sides.

This stuff will glue your azz to the floor and you will never get up.:roflpuke2:

Originally Posted by SPOHN (Post 1646387)

I knew you were missing hair off your butt for some reason. :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 1646385)

I'm the one that told Chris they should use this,this is what OEM manufacturers use to bond door skins,some quarter panels and bed sides.

This stuff will glue your azz to the floor and you will never get up.:roflpuke2:

Originally Posted by simota1 (Post 1646393)

that is what im talking about man!!!!! :happydance: you gave me hope that maybe a Body shop out here can do it... so use that 3m stuff to glue it together how do i blend the edges bondo? will it crack in the future?

Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 1646407)

When the panel bond adhesive dries(about 8hrs.)you can grind it down and even sand it,then use can use either 3m part # 5887 plastic repair or bondo to fill it in,keep in mind that once these 2 parts are installed (vents and hood)with the 8115 it doesn't move so use can use bondo or 3M 5887 to finish it.

Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 1646407)

When the panel bond adhesive dries(about 8hrs.)you can grind it down and even sand it,then use can use either 3m part # 5887 plastic repair or bondo to fill it in,keep in mind that once these 2 parts are installed (vents and hood)with the 8115 it doesn't move so use can use bondo or 3M 5887 to finish it.

Originally Posted by simota1 (Post 1646787)

did i mention i love you? :roflpuke2: