Winnebago Hood Latches

Grrrr! On our way home we heard a banging noise on the front of our 2015 Winnebago 36Y. Pulling over, found the hood flopping around. There are 2 brackets attached to the inside of the front cap that the 2 hood locks close against. The left-hand bracket had come loose. Looking inside the hood area, I found that everything that attached to the front cap did so with bolts that were attached to plates molded into the fiberglass cap. Everything with the exception of the hood lock brackets. They were glued on! AND the bracket separated from the glue. I was also able to easily pull the other bracket off (finishing our trip sans hood). Actually I think the arrangement would have been OK had the paint been removed from the bonding surface of the bracket and the metal roughed up. Bolting the brackets back on at this point would entail drilling holes through the front of the cap. Not what I want to see. When we get home, I'm going to take the grinder to the bracket and rough up the existing pad of adhesive (still in good shape) and use JB Weld to reattach it. I'll see how well the JB sticks to the existing adhesive. That's my only bonding concern. I've never been able to remove JB Weld from properly prepared metal. I suspect that if you have a Winnebago Class A with that front cap (late 2015 on), you will eventually have the same problem.