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| mitchell g |
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hey guys i have a fibreglass body kit on my el, now tonights a little rainy with the weather and my older brother asked if i was going to put my car under the house out of the rain, i said i wasn't but he said the rain would ruin the fibreglass, so is this true or jsut a wives tail?
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| Saphiric |
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If its freshly laid...ie- the last 24hrs than yes, put it in. otherwise it wont hurt fibreglass...bog on the otherhand, its not good for.
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| mitchell g |
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damn, nah fibreglass has been on for 2 weeks i bogged it last weekend though
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| tearlejc |
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do you have paint over the bog? Filler's hydroscopic - it draws moisture out of the air - having it under the house will help a bit but the air will still be moist if its raining..
Oh, and as for fibreglass, if it couldn't go in the rain Corvettes would have serious limitations....
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| mitchell g |
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spray putty'd and painted last monday
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| tearlejc |
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{USERNAME} wrote: spray putty'd and painted last monday should be cool if you have topcoat on it....
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| mitchell g |
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alrigh no worries thanks fellas
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