Well, I rolled/tipped the V on its side. Came to a sliding stop and it got real light and basically flopped on its side at about 2 mph. Right in eyeshot of my two riding partners. Boy did I feel like an itiot !! The only thing hurt was my pride [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

Anyhow, I took a chunk out of the edge of my fender and have about a 4" crack. How do I deal with that? Drill small hole to stop the crack? Epoxy the crack closed? I figured bond the remaining crack, sand smooth and throw a Elka sticker over it [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

I was going to "race cut" the fender to "blend" the missing chunk in by removing it. How do you do a decent job of cutting the plastic. I was thinking a hot knife, roto zip or I guess a utility knife with a brand new sharp blade.

What are the "tricks" to doing a decent job?

 

a dremmel tool works wonders for cutting plastic high speed blade does the trick then through on a sanding attachment and bam you have givin your quad that custom look you been looking for