whytryz28

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Im building my own version of the Dick Harrell bumper for the 93-97 camaro.

Now after i shape everything and fiberglass over the foam, how would i go about attaching it to the orig. bumper?

If i sand the bumper enough to make the surface coarse so the fiberglass will hold better, be enough? Or is there something else i can do?

Thanks guys.

slammed1500

iTrader: (1)

it wont hold up no matter what

u would need 2 use a type of urethane or epoxy part 2 mold in
and then it is still tricky

hlaalu

iTrader: (3)

give it a nice sanding, use a good resin, and after you lay out the fiberglass use a nice flexible bondo on top and I don't see why it wouldn't hold.

blackbyrd

iTrader: (14)

for something as big as the harrel air dam i dont think it will ever hold up you wouldnt believe how much the bumper flex's especially while driving.

slammed is right you would need a plastic repair of some sort.

i would get one of 6le's splitters, cut a slit across the the bottom of the bumper big enough to slide the splitter through, then mold it in using some form of plastic repair to make sure it bonds to the plastic. i thought about trying this process but i have no camaro

whytryz28

iTrader: (28)

Im just gonna shape the foam and fiberglass the whole thing, and just rivet the whole thing...will that work?

crossroads

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hope your roads are like glass, over time I don't see it holding

slammed1500

iTrader: (1)

glass the whole bumper??