Can my areo lip be fixed?? (Pics)
Originally posted by Dave (CA)
Evan,
Its much simpler than you think. Ask daddy to buy a new lip. This way it will cost you nothing.
Evan,
Its much simpler than you think. Ask daddy to buy a new lip. This way it will cost you nothing.
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JUST FIX IT
Evan..i told you to fix it.....much cheaper than replacing it..no matter what,you are going to screw it up again....fix it...find a good body shop in s florida....If you were in ny i would fix it for you..it should cost approx 250-300.
I did not realize that the lip costs 800 bucks, maybe you should just sand it down, the glue the lip back together. This should cost under 300 bucks and your lip would be 90% back to normal.
I've seen major fiberglass damage on Corvettes and boats repaired with perfect appearing results. A body shop that works on boats and/or Corvettes should be able to fix it. It will probably get more damage in the future anyway so save your money.
Why is everyone getting so bent out of shape ? If my Dad bought me a $120k car I would surely ask him for an $800 part ? I don't think dave was so out of line - it can't hurt to just say "hey pops can I borrow $800 ? "
whats the big deal - I would surely ask my dad - ohh wait I bought my Dad his car LOL
whats the big deal - I would surely ask my dad - ohh wait I bought my Dad his car LOL
Originally posted by SilverPorsche
Why is everyone getting so bent out of shape ? If my Dad bought me a $120k car I would surely ask him for an $800 part ? I don't think dave was so out of line - it can't hurt to just say "hey pops can I borrow $800 ? "
whats the big deal - I would surely ask my dad - ohh wait I bought my Dad his car LOL
Why is everyone getting so bent out of shape ? If my Dad bought me a $120k car I would surely ask him for an $800 part ? I don't think dave was so out of line - it can't hurt to just say "hey pops can I borrow $800 ? "
whats the big deal - I would surely ask my dad - ohh wait I bought my Dad his car LOL
Evan
Epoxy and paint should do the trick, if it's not missing a chunck out of it. You could use some fibre glass cloth w/ epoxy on the inside of the lip over the crack seam for strength and it would not be visible....
Last edited by rockitman; Dec 9, 2003 at 08:51 PM.
Originally posted by rockitman
Expoxy and paint should do the trick, if it's not missing a chunck out of it. You could use some fibre glass cloth w/ epoxy on the inside of the lip over the crack seam for strength and it would not be visible....
Expoxy and paint should do the trick, if it's not missing a chunck out of it. You could use some fibre glass cloth w/ epoxy on the inside of the lip over the crack seam for strength and it would not be visible....
Evan





