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Fiberglass or Urethane?

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Old 11-06-2009, 11:04 AM
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Fiberglass or Urethane?
Looking to do some changes to the tt and wondering what you guy think about fiberglass parts vs. plastic?
 
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hey jim... I'd stay away from fiberglass for the front. It can get hit/damaged/cracked pretty easily....
 
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Go with urethane, fiberglass is problematic.
 
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