Fitting A Reverse Cowl to A Steel Bonnet Part 1

[@patwalzak9993]

Living in SW Ontario, where it is very hot in the Summer and very cold in the winter, the fiberglass scoop will eventually crack. It happened to me.

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

thanks for sharing your experience.

[@ryanr9348]

Awesome video mate

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

Thanks 👍

[@seamsy289]

Nice video mate, you should give Cleco skin pins a try to hold it in place, won't know yourself

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

Thanks for that Ill look into it

[@randalsullings5860]

Nice work Ben, which crestabond product is it, I can only find M1-20 in QLD

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

M1-20 would be great for you

[@jacobstevens4673]

Wish I watched this first before I did mine. Won’t stop cracking the filler and I’m guessing it’s the glue I used

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

Hi Jacob, Its a process that needs to be done correctly, it could be glue or even the prep work.

[@christopherohara9421]

I glasses mine direct to the hood cut off the flange so it really looks stuck not much feathering at all and he should have painted under the scoop the bare metal is it's going to rust I glued it down with fiber fill and then came back with the regular sheets of fiberglass so it can't crack around the edges

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

thanks for your thoughts

[@Freeman-g3c]

what name of the glue you used ? where did you get the glue from ? cheers

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

Hey, we use a product called Crestabond from Scott Bader Australia

[@KevinRoadrageGarage]

What was used to bond the 2? Couldn't understand

[@TheFibreglassFactory]

Hi, we use a product called Crestabond from Scott Bader Australia