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I'm genuinely curious
How in the world do you mate a fiberglass body to to the bare flooorpan of a unibody car and yet maintain anything resembling structural integrity? I'm guessing a tube space frame of some sort. If you only knee how many retarded corrections iPhone spellcheck tried to make in the above sentences :( |
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I'm genuinely curious How in the world do you mate a fiberglass body to to the bare flooorpan of a unibody car and yet maintain anything resembling structural integrity? I'm guessing a tube space frame of some sort. If you only knee how many retarded corrections iPhone spellcheck tried to make in the above sentences :( A lot of welding and a roll cage. There is a new bonding material out to "glue" the glass to the steel, we did that to seal it up and add support, but only after making "body mounts" and bolting it together. |
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There is a new bonding material out to "glue" the glass to the steel,
Tell me more? This sacred knowledge of which you speak sounds like it could be of great value to us within the Jeep clan. 3m Automix or Fusor bonding adhesive, works pretty good for patch panels and mating different material. Don't get it on you unless you want to wear it awhile. |




