Klleetrucking
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'70 GM A Body
My trunk lid skin seems to have lost the bond between it and the inner structure in two small areas, resulting in a tiny bit of flex when I run the long board over the areas.
It shows as a high and has sanded through the epoxy back to bare metal. When pushed on one can hear the skin touch the inner structure, the movement is almost undetectable but it's there. Both the inner structure and skin are almost perfect so I don't want to cut anything apart.
Is there any product thin enough to maybe inject with a large gauge hypo to get the bond back and stop the flexing?
If so, my idea is to inject the "glue" with the inner structure side up then turn it skin side up and lay a sandbag on it to "clamp" the skin down.
Suggestions please.
K. Lee
My trunk lid skin seems to have lost the bond between it and the inner structure in two small areas, resulting in a tiny bit of flex when I run the long board over the areas.
It shows as a high and has sanded through the epoxy back to bare metal. When pushed on one can hear the skin touch the inner structure, the movement is almost undetectable but it's there. Both the inner structure and skin are almost perfect so I don't want to cut anything apart.
Is there any product thin enough to maybe inject with a large gauge hypo to get the bond back and stop the flexing?
If so, my idea is to inject the "glue" with the inner structure side up then turn it skin side up and lay a sandbag on it to "clamp" the skin down.
Suggestions please.
K. Lee