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Dec 26, 2003 | 01:47 PM

ballin

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Repair

My wife gave me a Greddy Gracer Lip under the Christmas tree, and I installed it to see how it would look. To make long story short my Gracer lip became a snow plow this morning headed to work.
I noticed a little crack on the lip. I would like to fix it to isolate the crack from spreading down the kit.

My question is: How do you fix Urethane kits, and what products are used?

Dec 26, 2003 | 02:32 PM

koreanpers

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i would call a body shop. a good one. they would prolly know best

Dec 26, 2003 | 03:48 PM

ballin

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Thanks.

Dec 26, 2003 | 04:36 PM

joshoowa

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poly urethane kit cracked wow must of been a big snow pile for it to crack.

Dec 27, 2003 | 05:55 AM

ballin

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Yup, it was one of the worst storm I've seen around here. We recieved at least 10" of wet snow on the ground over night.

Dec 27, 2003 | 08:10 AM

hitechgs3t

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Re: Repair

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Originally posted by ballin
My wife gave me a Greddy Gracer Lip under the Christmas tree, and I installed it to see how it would look. To make long story short my Gracer lip became a snow plow this morning headed to work.
I noticed a little crack on the lip. I would like to fix it to isolate the crack from spreading down the kit.

My question is: How do you fix Urethane kits, and what products are used?

yes urethane can be fix...first they grind the crack...depend how big or small the crack...big crack would used evercoat(urethane plastic) to cover and sand...small crack would used Glue(don't remember the right name right now)..to cover and sand....then primer and paint....Jimmy