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Originally Posted by Ljpjohnson
Thanks for ll the suggestions. I had also posted on a Model A Facebook group and an engineer that does restoration of buildings suggestion Abatron. They have a two step process and both are epoxy. The first is a liquid that hardens the soft wood and then an epoxy wood filler. We were able to do the repairs and the new top has been installed and looks good.
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I definitely wish you the best. Unfortunately, my first-hand experiences with a constantly twisting and flexxing Fordor body being driven 'counters' the recommendations of an engineer who is working with a structure that does not twist or flex like a vehicle does when they are driven. However, with that said, maybe if you make your Fordor a static fixture much like a house is, then your successes may be great using that product.