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08-02-2004, 09:03 PM
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Where is the chip? Is it on the end or is it on a flat part? There are body fillers made especially for fiberglass if it's in a flat part. If it is in the end you will need to mix up some resin and put some fiberglass cloth in it. Be sure to put enough resin in to fill the chip, then put some cloth in it for strength. let it dry until hard and block sand it, and finish with filler until it's smooth. It's not a hard job if you read the instructions on the fiberglass kit.
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