[sRD_MX5]

Got around to repairing a few cracks and chips on my hardtop this weekend. Decided to use plastidip since it is semi-permanent and I'm planning to respray the car next year. Used Gorilla Epoxy and it seemed to work great.
Here are a few pics of my progression.

Cracks and a few chips...

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Prepped and ready for epoxy

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Epoxy build up

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Sanded and prepped for paint

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Final product (3 coats of plastidip)

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Untitled by wonjie, on Flickr

 

[Cxmoney]

ballin

 

[phillyb™]

yeah, that looks great. nice repair

 

[mreric]

how many can did you use?

 

[93na]

wow that looks great

 

[pit.stop]

Looks good.

 

[sRD_MX5]

Thanks!

I used 3 cans

 

[PatBroChill]

looks good, i need to take care of some chips too, i might this route.

 

[meahtah]

doesnt look too bad

 

[greeenteeee]

I thought of plastidipping rubber seals... did you have to use an X-acto knife to cut off the outlines around the window/seal?

 

[sRD_MX5]

I thought of plastidipping rubber seals... did you have to use an X-acto knife to cut off the outlines around the window/seal?

In some areas i did use an exacto to get a clean edge.

 

[Kremit]

wouldn't you dry and crack rubber seals if they were plastidipped?