Pretty much i have seen a few aeroxs' with their rear panels (pillion cover and the two panels either side) moulded together. I was thinking of doing it to my bike, but have no real idea of what i have to do! Does anyone have a guides? I want to try it myself rather then going to a body shop, it makes the bike that bit more special! :grin: Thanks
best way would probably be fibreglass on the under side then filler to fill any gap on top and create the flow between panels or plastic adhesive and just stick them together. just make sure you can still get them off if you have to. cant see how it would look much different really.
filler fibreglass and plastic glue is what is needed... can look niiiceee when done right...might not be best to try it first time on your pride and joy tho lol http://www.scootershack.co.uk/scooter-projects/bys-aerox-rossi-rox-t2964.html pics in there should sorta show you how its done^^
above people dont know what there doing tbh i use isopon p40 followed by p38 first rought up and make small cuts on all surfaces that touch use the p40 first and make sure it gets in all holes and slices take your time to get it right and use p40 for any areas that need building up and then shape to a rough shape then use p38 to smooth it all off. p.s. use any mounting screw that go in there original place to make sure it all lines up and is together tight. oh and ignore other advice fibreglass doesnt stick that well ive found but p40 is like a fibreglass paste which is much easyer to use.
doesnt stick? then your not using it properly? ive never had a problem with fibreglass and i've been using it for years
Just repaired a panel that was in 2 bits. I melted the plastic together with a soldering iron(bodge it like its hot), fibreglassed then a reasonable layer of filler sanded back into the origional shape. Could follow the same method for panel moulding. Just dropped it right after the repair and its all held fine :yahoo:
