Mugen Type Front Lip and Cracking
Hey all. Haven't posted much here lately, but I had a question for you guys who have the Mugen Type front lip. I have one, and last night some guy in front of me hit a possum and somehow it managed to come off his rear tire and hit my front lip, causing it to crack. The crack didn't go all the way through the lip but its bad. I don't have pictures now, but what I was wondering is: can I bring this to a paint and body shop and have them somehow repair this? I'm not 100% sure what the lip is made of, but I really like it, and don't want to go back to stock just yet. Anyways, is there anyway they can fix this, repaint the area, and re-install it? Have any of you guys had any luck fixing a lip, and stuff? Thanks a lot.
i have a feeling you're going to have to do this yourself. you'll need a metal bracket to hold the lip together, bondo over the crack, sand, prime, and paint.
where is the crack at? right in the front? running across the bottom? it might be easier to get a new one and spray it yourself :\
where is the crack at? right in the front? running across the bottom? it might be easier to get a new one and spray it yourself :\
Originally Posted by 94AccordSedanEX
Hey all. Haven't posted much here lately, but I had a question for you guys who have the Mugen Type front lip. I have one, and last night some guy in front of me hit a possum and somehow it managed to come off his rear tire and hit my front lip, causing it to crack. The crack didn't go all the way through the lip but its bad. I don't have pictures now, but what I was wondering is: can I bring this to a paint and body shop and have them somehow repair this? I'm not 100% sure what the lip is made of, but I really like it, and don't want to go back to stock just yet. Anyways, is there anyway they can fix this, repaint the area, and re-install it? Have any of you guys had any luck fixing a lip, and stuff? Thanks a lot.
Originally Posted by Eklypse39
i have a feeling you're going to have to do this yourself. you'll need a metal bracket to hold the lip together, bondo over the crack, sand, prime, and paint.
where is the crack at? right in the front? running across the bottom? it might be easier to get a new one and spray it yourself :\
where is the crack at? right in the front? running across the bottom? it might be easier to get a new one and spray it yourself :\
This true.
I did the same thing to my Type R grill and you cant even notice.
Doesnt matter what material, as long as you uses Bondo, that thing will bond to anything.
dont use bondo, in my experience, it doesnt hold up well cause i fixed my friends and his just broke again....if you kno how to fiberglass that works better...cause ive broken mine once, and just fiberglassed it...and its as strong as an ox
Originally Posted by AznBadAss92LX
dont use bondo, in my experience, it doesnt hold up well cause i fixed my friends and his just broke again....if you kno how to fiberglass that works better...cause ive broken mine once, and just fiberglassed it...and its as strong as an ox
If you use Bondo the right way, you shouldn't have any problems with breakage.
believe me, i kno how to work with bondo, yes i put down many many thin layers of bondo to fix his lip, and when he bottomed out it still broke.....then i fiberglassed it...and he says it didnt break when the same thing happened....
its just in my opinion that fiberglass is much better...but a bit harder and messier to work with
its just in my opinion that fiberglass is much better...but a bit harder and messier to work with


