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Once the product dries sand it flat and make sure you get a good bite on the problem plastic repair product. Don't be afraid this stuff is very durable and takes a beating. You must sand the first application with 40 grit and a DA also you will probably want to use the 24 grit roloc with grinder. Make sure you get into the gaps that are not filled and sand them so the next batch will adhere to the first batch.




Now once you have sanded the first application, repeat to fill in any gaps. Remember to use a DA to sand body lines and edges. You will want to use a paint stick with sticky 40 grit sand paper to shape the contours and body lines of the fascia and the grill.





Once you have all of the gaps filled and the desired shape and the grill is flush with the fascia body line, sand the areas again to adhere one coat of the problem plastic repair adhesive. The next step you will want to use the 1" pre-cut strips of the fiberglass cloth. Run a bead of the problem plastic repair adhesive (do about 12 inches at a time) spread the bead flat and place the fiberglass cloth over the areas to be molded. You want about 1/2 over lap of where the gap was that was filled with problem plastic repair adhesive.
Complete this step all the way around.