I have read through most of the body repair and rust repair threads on here. Im getting ready to order new skins for rear qaurters on my ef sedan. but wondered i didnt see any fixes for the wheel well arch's? I need to do mine as well neither are that bad but want it to remain one of the cleanest ef's in central ohio. i realy want to retain the factory lip but am unsure how to keep it due to the panels offered are mostly exterior skins only... also how do i join the two if im able to find them?

 

The quarter panel you order should have the arch included as one piece. If for some reason it doesn't, you order the arch itself at http://www.rustrepair.com

 

I don't know how far out you're going, but if you want to just custom fab something and have a great skin to lay over the skeleton, http://www.civicdutyparts.com makes excellent pieces by hand to order. Their prices aren't really that far out either.

 

I found their stuff yesterday pretty cool deal ! i just emailed them to see if they could do somethign for me or not. ive also looked the rust repair site at the metal replacement parts this the way i would like to go but im quickly running out of time before snow starts to fall. and well i cant have more than two or three days down time.

 

has anyone on here ever used these fiberglass repair panels before? and how long have they lasted.

 

from all ive read on there site it is all based on the prep and the adhesive used...

 

Fiberglass never seen them link??

 

http://www.civicdutyparts.com/

im unsure of the actual material used but that is all i could think of that made sense for them to be using. I have been in contact with a rep from there company looks like im buying an entire rear qauter to grapht in...

 

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They use fiber glass or they can do entire carbon fiber panels. They used to do partial carbon fiber skins but it was time and labor intensive, and the fiberglass does fine.

I haven't installed mine yet, but it's durable as ****. It's been stepped on and retained shape with no stress indicators (I managed to get one of his last C/F repair archs).