1968 Barracuda Notch - Plano, TX
When I took my grill shell apart out of the car a few weeks back to align the shell and bezel the driver's side plastic grill piece fell out in two separate pieces. When I painted it I knew it was cracked, but since it really does not carry much load, just the turn signal, I thought it would be OK. Apparently not. I found a plastic glue that worked exceptionally well. So, I figured I would tell you about it.
Two stage glue, apply activator, wait 60 seconds, apply glue to one part, squeeze together for 30 seconds - done.
Grill was two pieces - red circles show where it was broken. The black perimeter goes under the pot-metal trim and will not be seen.
When I took my grill shell apart out of the car a few weeks back to align the shell and bezel the driver's side plastic grill piece fell out in two separate pieces. When I painted it I knew it was cracked, but since it really does not carry much load, just the turn signal, I thought it would be OK. Apparently not. I found a plastic glue that worked exceptionally well. So, I figured I would tell you about it.
Two stage glue, apply activator, wait 60 seconds, apply glue to one part, squeeze together for 30 seconds - done.
Grill was two pieces - red circles show where it was broken. The black perimeter goes under the pot-metal trim and will not be seen.
