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Fixing cracked plastics

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I'm pulling out my winter project, as theres not much use for my bike on the ice and snow, and I need to find a way to fix a couple cracked spots on my bikes fairings.

Sorry for the lower picture quality.. It's with the camera phone and a flashlight in a very dim garage.


Is there some kind of putty that I can put over the crack, after putting epoxy or something on the inside, and sand down a bit or...????
I know someone out there has to know something about this, lol.
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Tienes que poner malla y quemar con el cautin plastico del mismo tipo ensima moldeandolo usa tus dedos eso lo dejará como nuevo.


(i wish i could explain it in English =/ but Thats the way to fix it.)
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THE TRANSALTION IM NOT SURE BUT SEEMS GOOD.

THE PICTURE LOOKS VERY GOOD.

BUT IT WONT HOLD UNLOEAST YOU USED THE MESH! metalic mesh back side.
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ShouLd mIX the metalic mesh with the "plastic Glue" use devcon with with some plastic for missing parts.
good luck =)
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and to make a better finish next time get extra fine sand paper and put it in water befor to make the "cleaning of the plastics" .
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