Body work, '89 rx7 gtu.

[classicauto]

Originally Posted by project86

You may want to get another type of fusor to go over the top of the 142 for the front side. I cant remember the number of it but its make by the same company and its red in color. this stuff is like a plastic friendly filler. I recommend it if you dont mind spending the money on this whole process. It comes in a white tube and you dont need a gun for it because it has both materials in the tube and mixes as it comes out.

110EZ

FWIW, I've found the TPO plastics on our bumpers dont repair the best. This will work by all means - but if perfection or long term hold out is what you're after, I'd toss the cracked cover. You can try welding them, I've had good success on FC/FD bumpers with that.

[project86]

Originally Posted by classicauto

110EZ

FWIW, I've found the TPO plastics on our bumpers dont repair the best. This will work by all means - but if perfection or long term hold out is what you're after, I'd toss the cracked cover. You can try welding them, I've had good success on FC/FD bumpers with that.

good call joe. i forgot about the 110EZ. Youre also very right on the cracked cover. Repairing that type of damage is do-able but not always time friendly and 100% worry free. In fact, if im not mistaken, manufacturers dont use that type of plastic for bumpers anymore because of this reason and they warp from heat very easily.

[N.RotaryTech]

I decided to fix the old paint on the passenger side fender.

Scraping old paint off. (I really need to get a power sander.) Done by hand again.






Sanded fender. Went with what I had, 150 grit, 220 grit.


Washed, and ready for primer.


Primer.