Subject	I would try JB Weld and fiberglass reinforcement.
Posted by	ZXoltan on April 07, 2014 at 1:48 PM
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In Reply To	maf plastic housing repair posted by ZWolf on April 07, 2014 at 11:50 AM
Message	Rougen up surfaces with 80 grit to accept the epoxy. Epoxy a thin piece of fiberglass to the size of the opening, and cut it out to match the opening, then use fiberglass mat soaked in JB weld to fill in the missing pieces and grind to size. You can paint it all black to match, then bolt up to the stack. I would tape off the screens at both ends to avoid the dust getting into the element, and clean it off with MAF cleaner when you're done.
Follow Ups	maf plastic housing repair - ZWolf 11:50:18 04/07/14 what I did for my cousin's Z: - Zvil (FL) 12:35:32 04/07/14 I would try JB Weld and fiberglass reinforcement. - ZXoltan 13:48:45 04/07/14 My go-to adhesive is 3M 5200 - will almost permanently bond - black300zx 20:29:58 04/07/14 I am NOT suggesting bonding the stack to the MAF - ZXoltan 21:03:46 04/07/14 agree that bonding the two is a no no. repairing that tab - LivinTheDream 23:08:37 04/07/14 Yep, I'm sure plenty epoxies up to the task. - ZXoltan 13:01:35 04/08/14 Ahh - gotcha. Agreed (n/m) - black300zx 11:29:01 04/08/14
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