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01-01-2015, 03:52 PM
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I do have some marine epoxy resin.
And epoxy glue. And there is always the super glue mixed with baking soda trick. In the 70's there was a toy called 'spin welder'. Or I could put my soldering gun on a variac and melt something into it.. maybe make a mess. 
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01-01-2015, 04:48 PM
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I use JB Weld but you gotta get it feathered out good because it is a PIA to sand. Here are a few I've done.
This one is typical of the diesels. I used tape on the back side where the hole was. DSCN0553.jpg Several coats and some sanding. DSCN0606.jpg Then I sprayed a little paint and it turned out pretty good. DSCN0609.jpg This one was in 2 pieces. I used fiberglass on the back side and JB on the front. It still looks good today. DSC03023.jpg I now put a piece of Armaflex insulation between the dash and hood when I'm working my tractors to keep them from wearing.
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