tektrans

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I want to "fill in" the exhaust openings on my ws6 bumper. Has anyone done this?
Can I use fiberglass and fill in with bondo?
My car is mainly race with true dual dumps before the axle so the openings are useless and I thought they would look cool filled in.
Any help appreciated.
Or just tell me I'm nutz and to forget it.

Beyond Static

iTrader: (5)

Fiberglass will not properly bond to the bumper, and will eventually crack. You will need a 2-part adhesive such as 3m's automix or lord fusor products. The best thing you could use as a filler panel is a piece of an old bumper since they are made of the same material.

EDS01SS

iTrader: (30)

yes definitly use a filler panel of some sort. fiberglass and bondo by itself will crack very quickly and then fall out

BsGreenZ

use a filler panel and make sure every thing is down to the plastic with a very rough texture to make sure that **** stick.. good luck..

wannafbody

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Maybe start with a formula rear valance.

Fast_94_Z

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its gunna be a pita but if you get it done post pics!

cvalliere

iTrader: (1)

I'd plastic welding a filler panel in. See if a local body shop will let you have an old bumper that is gonna be tossed out.

blindxeyed

iTrader: (8)

Why not just get a Firebird/Formula bumper?

cvalliere

iTrader: (1)

^^^ Yeah that too.

02camaroburn

iTrader: (1)

Like others have said. Use an old bumper to fill and I've always liked Lord Fusor. That has been a question in my mind for a while. Good luck with it

tektrans

iTrader: (23)

Thanks for all the replies. If I fill it with another piece of a bumper what would I use to smooth it out if I can't use bondo?

I've though about the firebird bumper but I think for my car the trans am bumper looks much better and also I've already modified the bumper to fit bigger tires so I don't want to have that done again.

transambandit

iTrader: (6)

dyna de lite has a flex agent in it that should work also, you can find it at autozone next to the bondo.

yodas little brother

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your gonna add 20 pounds filling those holes

fast377

iTrader: (52)

Hack up an old bumper and plastic weld the pieces in.

Jeep_junkie

How about doing the CETA mod to your rear bumper? Semi-gloss black or satin black will help hide those openings quite effectively.

tektrans

iTrader: (23)

Thanks for all the replies.
I actually just finished doing the CETA mod in flat black like Jeep junkie said and I think it looks great.
I will post up some pics with the flat black wheelie bars mounted some time today.