Bursting at the seams

The roof fiberglass? If it is how thick is it you think. Old thin fiberglass becomes very brittle from sun exposure.

 

Yep. Roof cap, A-pillars and cowl under the windshields all looks to be 1 piece.

 

No. I'm step deck. It's job sites, but construction is very slow. So l idk what to do.

 

Is that a 359 or was that an old Kenworth? What year is that truck. .?

Got any pics? Crazy they made that all out of a one piece fiberglass molded piece .

 

Hopefully this works. Should be able to zoom in on the one pic of the cab.

 

Yea I just went back on your old thread and dug up this pic. I was following your old thread when you started it...

 

So all your repairs are fiberglass on fiberglass? Even fiberglass benifits from sandblasting to contribute to adhesion over just grinding it.

Like I said polyester is not a secondary adhesive bonding element

When you build boats you have a 24 hour window to lay out your next layer of fiberglass to get a Chemical bond to the previous layer.

After that you have to sand the previous layer and the bond is a 1/10 of the chemical bond.

Is the Roof halfway thick ?

 

Yep all fiberglass on fiberglass. Roof looks to be all original. Haven't sanded it yet, just stripped the cab 90% down and set it aside.

 

Do they let u work off load boards or outside brokers ? Or u have to stay within landstar limits ?

 

Ok I originally thought you were going to patch metal with glass. My Bad.

You can get away with just grinding the glass and repairing it being its mostly cosmetic. If you were repairing a structural part of the fiberglass cab than I would suggest sandblasting than using epoxy resin.