Separating Bonded Fiberglass Panels

A how-to restoration video illustrating a quick and easy way to separate the bonded fiberglass body panels of a classic Corvette Stingray. This is a great method for preventing damage to the panels and bonding strips during separation.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• corvette
• restoration
• fiberglass
• bonding
• compound
• panel
• strip
• rear
• clip
• front
• fender
• door
• skin
• heat
• gun

[leloodallasmultipass]

whatever. just keep adding bondo and then sand. bondo forever.

[deathtear3]

vERY GOOD THANKS FOR THE INFO.

[antipeacemilitias]

Thanks for sharing man. Good work keep it up

[musiclovr2]

great video

[CJurasin]

I need to remove and replace the right front fender from my C3 because of a small exhaust manifold fire I just had. I think the fender is beyond repair. Can anyone help me with some tips? Because I don't need to replace the whole front clip, where do I seperate the front corner for the easiest re-attachment? Anyone??? Thanks in advance!!!

[mikel1024]

Very useful information. As you said, I haven't seen this process explained ANYWHERE else. Wish I had seen it about a week ago when I removed a hood skin! Oh well, next time I'll be able to do it right. Excellent job!

[brakenut1]

Nice video... Also, great web site.... assumingly, this technique would have been used during the removal of the firewall and front clip?