When I bought my car it had some bumper damage and when I went to raise the hood the bolt that is in the center of the bumper caught on it and took a godge out of the hood, it looks to be fiberglass but I could be wrong, any ideas and if so what to use to fix.

On the aero fascia the nose is plastic, the hood is fiberglass.

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Christian Thomas
87 Pontiac Fiero GT Maroon/Gray

The hood, along with the roof, rear clip, and decklid, are all SMC (sheet molded compound). There's a 3M two-part kit (blue tube, white tube) for small repairs like that. The part # is 5883 and the box is white and purple. It's a little pricey, but works good.

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86 SE V6 - daily driven project
87 SE - new project :D

Where do you get the two part kit.

I got mine at O'Reilly, but any parts store should have it.

quote Originally posted by sqoach: The hood, along with the roof, rear clip, and decklid, are all SMC (sheet molded compound). There's a 3M two-part kit (blue tube, white tube) for small repairs like that. The part # is 5883 and the box is white and purple. It's a little pricey, but works good.

Hey Squoach , you just helped me out also . I changed the front fascia on my 85 Sport Coupe . The first time I opened the hood I put three good sized chips into the nose of my hood . Thanks for the info . Gave you a positive rateing .

Galen Smith
Red 85 Sport Coupe
Founder of Suncoast Fiero Club
Florida Fiero Council

Hey, glad I can help. Thanks for the rating
There's also a can of adhesion promoter you're suppose to get to help the epoxy stuff stick better. I haven't used it with no problems, but you might want to check into it. I'm thinking about buying a can today anyway. I've had a few places where this stuff peeled off.