Jones - Cheers.
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Monday Afternoon:
A slight change in family plans gave me another opportunity to edge forward a little bit more.
So out came my cheap Dremel look-a-like tool.
Which is great for trimming excess fibreglass matting from around the bracket screw holes.
My angle grinder also came out to play as I tidied up the rest of the wheel arch.
Including removing the small sections that had "ballooned", ready to re-do them.
I also tidied up some of the joins on the sunny side.
I then used a couple of wheelie bins to form a bit of a wind break for the fibreglass work.
Note: Spookily, the old newspaper I was using included a review of Bowie's last album, just days before he died.
I used an excess of fibreglass matting all around the two big gaps I needed to bridge.
This should allow me to remove the brackets and add extra matting to the inside edges, before sanding down the outside edges.
Actually, there will be quite a bit of work to do before I am left with a smooth arch.
But at least this was another step in the right direction.
I will now leave that to set a bit more before getting the covers back on again for the night.
Until next time, take care, Paul.
