I thought of that figuring that the grill was already stressed to where it
really wanted to be in relation to the mounting studs. Do you think I should
bring the cracked edges back together or leave the 1/8" gap, V out the crack
and apply epoxy filler on the front and add a piece of something to the
backside and epoxy over it for support? Is there a specific brand of epoxy I
should use and what would I reinforce it with? A metal strap of some sort?
Greg
<jon@dakota-truck.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Greg" <gsutinen@wi.rr.com> wrote:
>
> : Has anybody bought a grill off of Ebay that can tell me how it's fit was
> out
> : of the box? Maybe from a specific seller. My stock grill cracked in half
> : this week from the well below zero temps we had here in Wisconsin. Or
> does
> : anyone have a stock OEM grill they want to sell. I would paint it or
> better
> : yet get a Patriot Blue one from someone.
>
>
> If you are going to paint the grill anyway, would it be
> possible to epoxy it back together (you'd probably want to
> use reinforcements on the back side of the grill), then
> fill any cracks or chips with bondo?
>
>
> --
> -Jon-
>
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