Subject	Will definitely crack again if you bump anything
Posted by	ZXoltan on June 17, 2015 at 1:45 PM
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In Reply To	Urethane bumper repair posted by BlackholeZ on June 13, 2015 at 02:54 PM
Message	You have the right idea, but needs to be reinforced. Even though the material may be the same/similar as the substrate it is still weaker overall. I recommend using fiberglass matting as reinforcement within the filler, moreso than a metal mesh. Not only will allow more flex without promoting cracks, but in the event you need to drill or grind through it, will be considerably more forgiving. Just use the same materials to bond the mat. Do not use fiberglass resin on a urethane bumper ;-)
Follow Ups	Urethane bumper repair - BlackholeZ 14:54:42 06/13/15 VTF! The plastic welder kit shown in that video is the exact - Zuberman 15:45:06 06/13/15 Looks good, but reconsider reinforcing in some way. You'll - jzack 15:56:41 06/13/15 If you view some of Urethane Supply Company's other videos, - Zuberman 14:08:49 06/14/15 Yeah I probably will - BlackholeZ 14:58:31 06/15/15 Awesome. Thanks Dan. VTF. - ZXRider 11:55:10 06/17/15 Will definitely crack again if you bump anything - ZXoltan 13:45:16 06/17/15 So what you are saying - ZXRider 15:41:36 06/17/15 Yes, exactly. But only on the backside for reinforcement - ZXoltan 16:42:33 06/17/15 Yeah, they do sell fiberglass mesh for that - BlackholeZ 01:43:06 06/18/15
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