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From: merrimack valley
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backed up trailer to park last fall and ran over 6' section of thin pipe
that was laying around???
anyways pipe got caught up in wheel well and tore thru plastic wheel well
just missing heater inside whew close one
plastic returned to shape after removing pipe
looking for advise
doesnt look like wheel well could be replaced easily
is there a good bonding glue or adhesive i could use to put a small strip
or patch of similar material over just to seal up and look neat
not that anyone could see up in there
thanks
i probably could go to body supply shop and ask but i thought id check here first
backed up trailer to park last fall and ran over 6' section of thin pipe
that was laying around???
anyways pipe got caught up in wheel well and tore thru plastic wheel well
just missing heater inside whew close one
plastic returned to shape after removing pipe
looking for advise
doesnt look like wheel well could be replaced easily
is there a good bonding glue or adhesive i could use to put a small strip
or patch of similar material over just to seal up and look neat
not that anyone could see up in there
thanks
i probably could go to body supply shop and ask but i thought id check here first
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From: Millersville, MD
If it can be cleaned good before you put it on, a good contact cement will work too....follow instructions on can and when you apply the patch, be right the first time for location!!! Once the two parts come together, they ain't coming apart! Better than epoxy because you don't have to clamp it in place to dry....I can just see you holding this patch upside down in a wheelwell for 2 hours!!! LOL
