Almost a year and a half has passed since the first unsuccessful attempt to repair its body kit BBS, but during this time the cracks on it even did not grow themselves ...)) Therefore, there was nowhere to put it off, and something had to be done ... A special Teroson glue gun I never found 9225 (50ml), and the toad still choked to buy it ... Therefore, I decided to try an alternative option - Mannol 9918 2K-PUR glue (30ml). The volume of the cartridge is slightly smaller, but in terms of it it costs almost three times cheaper, and in terms of composition and description it is, in fact, an analogue of Teroson 9225. Another huge plus is that it is packed in cartridges in the form of a double syringe. You don't need to buy any $60 guns and adapters to mix components with it.
I ordered two cartridges to try. Another "plus" was the presence of two nets and a film in the kit.
The anti-silicone and plastic primer remained after the first attempt. Here is the entire set of materials:

I decided to try on the simplest and most inconspicuous place - a small crack at the bottom of the threshold.
Did everything as written in the instructions. I cleaned the paint on both sides, widened the crack and drilled it at the end. Treated with anti-silicone, and then with a primer.


Further, something was written in the instructions, such as this - "glue the film on the front side and the mesh on the inside." No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t separate the backing from the adhesive film… then I realized that it was not an adhesive film, but just an ordinary piece of film! )) How to glue it - I don’t understand ... I glued it on top with adhesive tape! )

To glue the mesh, as I understand it, you need to immediately use this glue. I cut it out, laid the mesh, fixed the crack with clamps.

Well, in fact, he applied glue and mixed it with a spatula right on the grid, evenly distributing about 5 cm around the crack - as the book says. Not very convenient, but it turned out to be normal.

I warmed it up a bit with a hair dryer, and waited 15-20 minutes. After that, I cut off the excess mesh and glue along the edge. Finished result:

Outside:

I tried to bend, twist, beat in this place - it holds well, no cracks appeared!
We pass to the second threshold.

Here I slightly simplified the technology - instead of a film with adhesive tape, I immediately glued adhesive tape to the front side. After removing the adhesive tape, I also missed the front side a little more.

It turned out well inside too.

Outside, slightly cleaned up - it turned out to be a "monolith". Tugged - I think it should hold up well ...

This is the end of the first cartridge. The expense is not small.
The second cartridge was enough for two symmetrical cracks along the edges of the rear apron.

By the way, near the cracks on both sides there are some kind of metal wire staples - apparently this is a factory reinforcement of these places, something like reinforcement.



The result is excellent


At this point, I ran out of the second cartridge and went to order four more.



























































































































































































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