Well I've had my raptor for 5 weeks now I guess I was due. In the tumbling process the very last mounting point on the rear fender was bent down, I can fix that but the plastic mounting point was sheared off. Does anyone know of any products that might work for glueing that back together? It would be nice if I would'nt have to treat that fender like glass afterwards. let me know.

 

jb weld would work

 

Check ebay for new fenders, i got mine for my bruin for 1/3 of the price from a dealer.

 

haha o man srry to hear about that just thought i might add that i have never rolled my raptor 350 and have had it for a year but got it on 2 wheels a coupl times

 

I've used jb weld on metal and yeh found it to be great on metal but I have'nt had much luck with it on plastic. Anything else? Oh and if I had a raptor 350 I would probably stay off the big hills and stick to the bunny hills were it is safe. Hee Hee. Just kiddin 350man At least I learned my limits.sorta

 

I HAVE THE 100% CORRECT SOLUTION!!!!!!!!! EVERYBODY PAY ATTENTION FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!!! 3m just came out with this solution that sets in 20 SECONDS! it must be mixed through an epoxy gun. it is a tab repairer for automotive bumper covers. it is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! check their website. it is stronger than your factory plastic and is flexible as well. will be fully cured in 30 seconds!!!! you can mold it to anything and is a milky white in color. check it out and if you cant find it email me and ill call to get the exact info. bean

 

I heard that there is a glue called Gorrilla Glue and its supposed to work super good or els maybe liquid nail or even jb weld

 

I checked there web site- pretty vast- what was this product called?

 

I dont have any rear fender supports on my raptor,. i dont notice my feners flopin to much, I actuall like it better withoug the supports/. the fender gets out your way when you sittin on the inside back tire comminoutta the corners.

 

after searching 3m's site i found that it could be something called 3m hot bond i think. or 3m structural adhesive.


maybe im way off but those fit the description yoiu gave