well its not that just like my door caps are popping off a little bit and the lower part of my sideskirts (not the door caps ) have a gap betweeen them and my actual door and i have to use screws to hold them on but then thats means i have a screw stikking out of the sidsskirts and stuff so i figured i might as well mold my sideskirts (and doorcaps) and my rear bumper

 

well if possible come by the shop today its at 410 salters creek rd by hampton high school and ill check it out thanks

 

sova. haha

 

man the best stuff to mold your kit is called this norton speedgrip. Thats what i use when i mold kits. Its the same stuff just like fusor duramix and 3m makes a substitute. Its a 1 to 1 epoxy that bonds the metal and plastic together. or fiberglass and etc. This is what keeps the whole kit in place. I've had my kit molded on for about 6 months now and still never seen a crack. Its pretty much up there for good. I've jumped on the kit and still no crack. So if you were ever thinking about doing this i could do it for you. I also specialize in painting and other body work as well. So just pm me if interested.

 

Crest Products makes "rigid red" . it's what i use to fix a lot of urethane aftermarket bumpers that come into my shop.

EDIT: Molding your shit, and having it your daily driver is STUPID.

If you are doing that now, you as well....are stupid.

 

wow this thread is old lol ...i dont need this any more but i do need some body work

 

what body work you need. PM me..

 

if you drive it alot i wouldnt mold it..crack alot