bonding plastic and fiberglass?

I want to cut down a oem sound bar and attach it to a oem overhead console. what would be the best way to do this?

I have 2 sound bars in the jeep for when its doorless and I just picked up an overhead console. To keep from pushing the front sound bar way back I was thinking about cutting the middle out and ataching it to the console in a T shape. I've never done anything like this before so I honestly wouldn't know where to start looking for info.

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Damien

I have used a 2 part plastic epoxy fron home depot to attach trim piece mounts for a plastic motorcycle fairing to a racing fiberglass fairing with excellent results. It comes in a twin plunger tube and has a sorta tan color. It is a 5 min cure.

Check out SEM, Fusor, or 3M/Duramix. These companies make structural adhesives for these purposes. Try an auto body supply, or even NAPA carries some of them.

bfred said:

Check out SEM, Fusor, or 3M/Duramix. These companies make structural adhesives for these purposes. Try an auto body supply, or even NAPA carries some of them.

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napa has multiple epoxies available, get plastic weld i think that will get you the best results.
http://hqsb2bs11.napaprolink.com/scripts/runisa.dll?TB2BHNEWCATDETAIL:1523013388.8999:R=53708

give your local napa the part#765-2420 they should have it in stock

-mike

Awsome! I'll get out to napa tomarrow. If anyones interested I'll post pics when done. I have skid plates to put on, rear fenders to trim, and a 99+ intake to swap first so it'll be a little while.