Plastic Restoration

[lasttime78]

Just found this Company in my wifes FingerLakes Magazine. They restore Plastic trim pieces and dashes. It's amazeing and a cheaper alternative to after market trim piece prices. Check it out!! http://www.fibrenew.com/fingerlakes

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[LIVE4RDO]

I just sent them a quote request. You might just hooked me up big time, sir. dancin_banana.gif \/ =D>

 

[LIVE4RDO]

Has anyone ever used them? Apparently it's a franchise, so I'm sure some are better than others.

 

[lasttime78]

The guy does amazing work. I am trying to work out a package deal or a price reduction for all of us here on Malibu Racing . I will post more as I get more info from him it's worth a shot. Right?

 

[LIVE4RDO]

There is another guy closer to me, but unless I find some references, I might take a road trip upstate. Have you seen his work?

 

[lasttime78]

Her are some pics of a plastic dash he fixed. Its for a boat,it came to him in many pieces. He gaurantees his work, to not chip,peal,or fade. Stand behind it 100%

Also here are some trim pieces as well.

 

[HOLY TERROR-BU]

WOW!! GOOD sh*t!!!!!!

 

[LS6 Tommy]

Sorry for the hijack...

Your boat is a Glastron? What year?

Tommy

 

[81malibu329]

I sent them an email, no response yet. It'd be a huge relief to fix the panels I already have instead of starting from scratch

 

[81classic]

FYI - on the hard to find pieces I sanded mine down to good plastic, then used SEM texture coating to recreate the grain look, then painted over. Not perfect but looks pretty good