Front Grill Repair
I haven't installed my grille yet to see how it holds up to vibration or mild abuse. It can be used to fix cracks by V-ing them out - which I did. Seems to bond quite well too. It isn't real cheap but goes a long ways. I did a number of repairs and still have a lot left. I got it through Eastwood but it seems like I've seen it at chain auto stores. There's a powder and liquid activator. Very easy to use. The instructions have you mix it up and spread but I found that applying the powder to the part and dripping the liquid into it worked better. You can build it up quite quickly and it cures in a reasonable time. It can be ground, drilled, and sanded when cured and is just like the surrounding plastic.
You check out the product's site? http://www.urethanesupply.com/plastifixhowto.php
In your case, since you have the missing pieces, I'd back it with some thin sheetmetal like a splint and bond it all together. They'll never break again.
I haven't installed my grille yet to see how it holds up to vibration or mild abuse. It can be used to fix cracks by V-ing them out - which I did. Seems to bond quite well too. It isn't real cheap but goes a long ways. I did a number of repairs and still have a lot left. I got it through Eastwood but it seems like I've seen it at chain auto stores. There's a powder and liquid activator. Very easy to use. The instructions have you mix it up and spread but I found that applying the powder to the part and dripping the liquid into it worked better. You can build it up quite quickly and it cures in a reasonable time. It can be ground, drilled, and sanded when cured and is just like the surrounding plastic.
You check out the product's site? http://www.urethanesupply.com/plastifixhowto.php
In your case, since you have the missing pieces, I'd back it with some thin sheetmetal like a splint and bond it all together. They'll never break again.