[Lance - GT-S]

Hi all,

Not sure if anyone will know, but the splitter i got was of a stacked skyline, and has been broken into 3 parts, just wanna know if its a costly repair or if its not to bad to repair

Many thanks

L

 

[Top Cat]

Easily repaired. What I'm doing is cleaning mine up. Then resin and matting the back once I've drilled and secured it to shape so I'll need less filler work after. Once that's dried, cut some diagonal slits on the front the use some hot mix chopped strand fiberglass to fill the slits then once dry. Sand back and filler, primer then shoot colour.

 

[SMURF.]

They are £139 from knight racer new mate so that will give you idea of how to cost repair. Myki could fix it for you no problem if your not confident yourself

 

[ben_harmer32]

Can't be repaired throw it in the bin

 

[Lance - GT-S]

TC, i have to say mate your a fountain of knowledge

Cheers bud. i dont think i will try it at least it can be repaired, and since i bought for 20 quid i cant complain might hit it in satin black like my spoiler

 

[Lance - GT-S]

Can't be repaired throw it in the bin

LOL noooooo

 

[Lance - GT-S]

They are £139 from knight racer new mate so thst will give you idea of how to cost repair. Myki could fix it for you no problem

140 to repair it??? wtf lol

 

[ben_harmer32]

LOL noooooo

You'll find another one in no time.......

 

[Top Cat]

Filler £10. Fiberglass tin £10. Job's a good un.

 

[Lance - GT-S]

You'll find another one in no time.......

lol ..... yea cause thats likely at such a cheap price

 

[Lance - GT-S]

Filler £10. Fiberglass tin £10. Job's a good un.

Wow so i will of spent a max of 40 quid on a rare splitter MWHAHAHA

 

[SMURF.]

140 to repair it??? wtf lol

Never said it be £140 to repair it just that a new splitter is £139 so you can work out costs to see if worth repairing.

 

[Lance - GT-S]

Hello yea worth every penny to repair its an orginal splitter

 

[Spooks]

If its an original part then it should be made of PE. PE can be welded and bonded. That's the route I'd go so you don't get any cracks forming over time. I'd drill the end of each crack to prevent them splitting more. Tack weld the prices in place with a soldering iron and then 'V' out the weld lines and lay some more material down with a heat gun. Mat and bond the reverse side to add some rigidity. Grind off (sand) the excess from the front and skim of filler.
Jobs done properly then.

 

[Lance - GT-S]

HA, okay when it turns up i will send it to you

 

[Spooks]

Send it to me with a cheque and I'll post it back when I'm done.

 

[Lance - GT-S]

haha no chance, repair it then i will pay you