soobalu

im not sure about this being repaired what you think and how ?

JonMc

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It can repaired, but how long it will last for is another question. I would insert some rods for strength before bonding it back together and then digging out around the crack before filling it and sanding it down, but a professional may have a better way of doing it

soobalu

yeh that was my thought too about inserting 2 metal rods and bonding

would be tricky though lining up the holes for the rods i guess

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

Unless you made the holes slightly over size to allow some movement and bond them in place and leave to set after lining up the crack

soobalu

with the top level repaired and then mounted to the bottom half surely that would help with any movement to?

any idea what bonding would stick this really good

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

In theory yes, but at speed you will generate some downforce which will flex the spoiler. I would look for some sort of epoxy resin.

soobalu

thanks for your help... im probably safer to get a new one

i know u can get spoiler supports for the inside but i dont know who does them in uk

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

Perrin wing stiffis, you can get them on ebay or from TSL

milliemoo

i had a newage rear spoiler which wasnt snapped but cracked.i got it cheap because of this however,although the repair looked good it is now cracking thru the paint.its been a year on the car so im guessing its the stress thats doing it.not saying yours will do the same but it may

bob r

iTrader: (46)

Is it Fibreglass?

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

It looks more like PU to me