This series of pictures shows how to reshape the seat back to fit the panels.
Seat Back Mods
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Start by removing this panel only and sand to get a good bond. |
Put
nitto tape on the panel in a relaxed state and only use Epoxy
resin.
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Drill the tape from the inside with 1/8 drill for the clecos.
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Put
your shuffler resin and cotton flox on to the
seat back |
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Place the panel back on with clecos.
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12
hours later or the next morning remove the panel and now you're
almost done and no dents in your side panels and the seat back
fits the panel perfectly.
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Now
you're all done. You may have to grind the back side down to fit
the nut plates and make sure they are square to the panel or all
the work you have just done is wasted. This whole job takes around
three hours.
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Here
we refill with a body putty all the indentations and imperfection
the clecos put in the panel and then sand using a sanding block
and 80 grit paper
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