Just wanted to preach the merits of “Plas-T-Pair”. (or “Plast-Aid”)
I used to rely on “two ton epoxy” for various plastic/wood/metal repairs but I found that this stuff dries much faster, fills cavities & voids better, can be sanded or drilled at will and can be “poured” into a mold to make parts and is stronger than most epoxies.
To give you an example of its ability and strength (and to keep this Fiero related 😊) see pics below of a side scoop Im repairing. As you can see, there is very little fiberglass in the scoop top edge for it to adhere to yet it’s holding strong.
Kit

[This message has been edited by Kitskaboodle (edited 03-25-2025).]

I forgot to post a pic of the product I’m talking about…. (about $32-34 on Amazon in the “big” size but you could do a lot of repairs with this size)
Also, I used it to repair a tear in one of my lower rockers and it worked just fine despite the flexibility of the rocker material.
Kit

I just got an 88 back from the paint shop and have a bunch of little thigs to fix . That stuff looks perfect.

Hi Andrew!
Long time no see. 😊
Still live in Brentwood? How’s Ann?
Kit

quote Originally posted by Kitskaboodle: Hi Andrew! Long time no see. 😊 Still live in Brentwood? How’s Ann? Kit

Hi KIt!! Same same here. Only thing that really changes is how many fieros are here.

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