Help, need a fibreglass patch

[Indiana_Jones]

I have a crack in my fairing over a screw hole i'd like to fix before it gets any bigger.

Can anyone here point me in the right direction for someone that can help for a small patch up on the back, just so it's strong (don't really care about the cosmatics that much)

Cheers

-Indy

[lordandrevv]

I have a crack in my fairing over a screw hole i'd like to fix before it gets any bigger.

Can anyone here point me in the right direction for someone that can help for a small patch up on the back, just so it's strong (don't really care about the cosmatics that much)

Cheers

-Indy

if you have the factory panels (I'm guessing the bike is CBR250R) they are made out of plastic. Take it to a plastic welder and get him to fix it up. Should be quite cheap. You could fix it with fibreglass, but it would mostly be a bit of epoxy resin that would be acting as glue. Unless you got a hole to fill, i recommend plastic weling. (i work in a fibreglassing shop :-P)
Andrei

[Indiana_Jones]

Yea, they're the factory ones, well one of the side ones in (I think the one with the crack is factory)

How much do you think it'd be for welding?

-Indy

[westie]

If anyone needs repairs done with fibreglass or are making new panels and need a hand. I have all the appropriate materials, tools, experience to lend a hand.
Yep thats what it sounds like

but really, more than happy to help out with the itchy stuff(fibreglass).

[lordandrevv]

youp
same here with fibreglass. I might not have a huge amount of experience, but definatley more than most people as i work with it every day.
I'm happy to help if anyone needs it.

Oh, btw indy: If its one crack (say 5cm long) probably no more than $20-30 surely. Even cheaper if you clean up the welds yourself afterwards. Plastic welding is cheap