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Slopping on the Goop
After much head scratching and then some reassurance from Ross Gregory at Marquette Classics, I decided to attack the problem with the left taillight with Duraglas. I had to do it twice because I didn't use enough hardener and after 2 days, I could still dent it with a fingernail.
Here's a recap of the problem; the bottom of the left tail light extends below the edge of the rear valence compared to the right.
Here's the right side:
So my fix was to drill some holes in the bottom edge of the valence for the Duraglas to grip, hold up a masking tape covered yardstick to act as a dam, and shovel that goop in.
With a little sanding, it doesn't look too bad:
I was able to borrow a 3M Powerflow respirator from my brother and it works a treat. I just ordered up the cartridges for organic vapors so I should be ready for the sealer.