Pam's Jamaican Blue Baby

Decon will not hold your Grilles. The straight on section you repaired, needed a back brace. It will break upon installation or later when the road vibrations occur. Sorry to be a bringer of bad tidings, but the 69 Cuda Grilles are notorious for recracking once installed into the cars, if you make it that far.
The best epoxy on the markets are the ones that advertise their PSI rating, such as JB Weld. JB Weld has recently put out a Clear 2 part epoxy that has the highest PSI strength rating in the industry.
Congrats on redoing your orig 69 Cuda Grilles, it was a wise choice. The reproductions are a total nightmare. It is amazing that the guy chooses to keep them on the market. Really bad stuf, nothing even close to the originals.


Had to follow up on this statement.

I have 560 miles of hard driving on it and the grills have held up amazingly. Have traversed bumpy gravel roads, jacked the car up and down 100 times and I have scrubbed them to rid them of bugs. The repairs and the paint has held up as well. Not just on the grills but also on the side panels in the back that are made of plastic. Again no separation or cracking at all.

Just goes to show that you never really know if it will work till you try it yourself. Hope nobody got scared away by the ignorant comment regarding use of Decon. :cheers: