P1000 Any thoughts?

[Isaiah]

I busted my fender I was wondering if there was any way I could fix it? It came on the pioneer when I bought it really don't want to buy a new one.

Thanks in advance

 

[Admin]

 

[Isaiah]

I busted my fender I was wondering if there was any way I could fix it? It came on the pioneer when I bought it really don't want to buy a new one.

Thanks in advance

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I have the piece that broke off

 

[Remington]

i cracked mine at the take over a few yrs back and about the same spot. I just put the push pin back in to secure it and used some JB weld on the crack to keep it firm, put a little flat black paint on it and called it good. haven't had a problem since

 

[Isaiah]

i cracked mine at the take over a few yrs back and about the same spot. I just put the push pin back in and used one JB weld on the crack to keep it firm, put a little flat black paint on it and called it good.

I put a pin back on it just wasn't sure what to do for it to stay in place Thanks for the help

 

[Remington]

I put a pin back on it just wasn't sure what to do for it to stay in place Thanks for the help

no problem

 

[BWAF]

Old school zip tie stitching

 

[Isaiah]

Old school zip tie stitching

I done that on a bunch of stuff

 

[Ultrasonic1]

3M and a couple other auto body supply companies make 2 part epoxies that work great. But that wouldn’t be worth it to buy it just for that. It’d cost more than replacing it. Have any friends that work in a collision shop?

 

[Isaiah]

i cracked mine at the take over a few yrs back and about the same spot. I just put the push pin back in to secure it and used some JB weld on the crack to keep it firm, put a little flat black paint on it and called it good. haven't had a problem since

What kind of JB weld? I know they have a lot of different kinds

 

[Isaiah]

3M and a couple other auto body supply companies make 2 part epoxies that work great. But that wouldn’t be worth it to buy it just for that. It’d cost more than replacing it. Have any friends that work in a collision shop?

No🙁

 

[JenElio]

What kind of JB weld? I know they have a lot of different kinds

For plastics, local auto parts should Cary small tubes of it. Under $10

 

[Remington]

What kind of JB weld? I know they have a lot of different kinds

The standard stuff will be just fine. When u mix it just be like a Picasso and smooth it across the crack. It will cure just fine and with your push pin In it, you’ll be good. Work smarter not harder

 

[JenElio]

 

[Remington]

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I used the good ole fashion JB. But any of those would do. That black one might just take care of the color much easier

 

[Isaiah]

The standard stuff will be just fine. When u mix it just be like a Picasso and smooth it across the crack. It will cure just fine and with your push pin In it, you’ll be good. Work smarter not harder

I have the standard in the garage so I will try that

 

[Ultrasonic1]

Can you access the back side easily? If so, score up the plastic with some sandpaper so the JB weld will adhere a little better, and use something like emory cloth or something mesh on the backside. That will reinforce it. More shear strength = less likely to break again.

 

[Isaiah]

I used the good ole fashion JB. But any of those would do. That black one might just take care of the color much easier

I have some superatv touch up paint and I might use that

 

[Smitty335]

I have some superatv touch up paint and I might use that

I have the weirdest panel damage guess I need to support my dealer! HA!

 

[Isaiah]

Can you access the back side easily? If so, score up the plastic with some sandpaper so the JB weld will adhere a little better, and use something like emory cloth or something mesh on the backside. That will reinforce it. More shear strength = less likely to break again.

Yes I can get back there good. Thanks for the information

 

[Isaiah]

I have the weirdest panel damage guess I need to support my dealer! HA!

Yes you do