crasster wrote:
If you want it to look perfect most likely you'll have to take it to an auto body shop or fiberglass repair shop.
The DIY method I have used, where I'd give it a B on a report card is I bought some fiberglass shower epoxy off amazon. You have to mix and mix it in your hands for a long time, and get the color just right. Apply it and it will look "pretty good". It won't be perfect.
I'm just saying that because I don't know how "perfect" of a repair you want.
Perfect as in paintable. Planning a repaint later. At this time, I have not decided to stay with the current color scheme or to do something different.
For the one below the door, should some fiberglass cloth be used?
