Fixing fairings, would this work?

[wanpo]

I'm looking to fix up some fairings myself (for a race bike, so the finish doesn't have to be perfect)
Some of of the damage is just cracks, others is chunks missing

I'm thinking:
- Pick up one of these Fibreglass repair kits (http://www.supercheapauto.co.nz/online-store/products/3M-Fibreglass-Rejpair-Kit.aspx?pid=220278#Description)
-Clean up and sand down damaged panel as best as I can
-fibreglass the inside of the damaged section
-bog over outside to smooth (filling in any chunks missing)
-sand down paint up

[Billy]

I'm looking to fix up some fairings myself (for a race bike, so the finish doesn't have to be perfect)
Some of of the damage is just cracks, others is chunks missing

I'm thinking:
- Pick up one of these Fibreglass repair kits (http://www.supercheapauto.co.nz/online-store/products/3M-Fibreglass-Rejpair-Kit.aspx?pid=220278#Description)
-Clean up and sand down damaged panel as best as I can
-fibreglass the inside of the damaged section
-bog over outside to smooth (filling in any chunks missing)
-sand down paint up

Yip,That sounds about right,Could probably do it cheaper by going to your local fibreglass laminater and buying the stuff off them,Good luck.

[Sable]

Works fine. I did just that to my FZR recently.

[imdying]

If they're plastic fairings, give anywhere you want to bond to with resin a good sanding from some suitable vicious sandpaper. Or even consider drilling it a little (not all the way through) to give some nice undulations etc for the resin to stick into. Unless somebody has a better plan?

[Grubber]

Take it to a plastic welder and get the real deal for $100. Just like new when your finished!