Hey Guys! :welcome:
New member here, so here is my first question!
I am building/restoring a 1969 Super Bee, and I just picked up a bolt on Six Pack hood for the car. Ive not painted it yet, but Ive mounted it on the car to see how it looks.
Anyway, my question is, how does cold weather affect aftermarket fiberglass? The car is in my garage all winter, but it gets really cold in there at times... Im talking -30C at the lowest.
I know that they use fiberglass on new cars, and some cars like 'Vettes are made from it, so I figure Im pretty safe, but I'm curious anyway!
Thanks!
New member here, so here is my first question!
I am building/restoring a 1969 Super Bee, and I just picked up a bolt on Six Pack hood for the car. Ive not painted it yet, but Ive mounted it on the car to see how it looks.
Anyway, my question is, how does cold weather affect aftermarket fiberglass? The car is in my garage all winter, but it gets really cold in there at times... Im talking -30C at the lowest.
I know that they use fiberglass on new cars, and some cars like 'Vettes are made from it, so I figure Im pretty safe, but I'm curious anyway!
Thanks!