After searching the archives, I came across the following for repair of the shroud:
April 20th, 1999, 09:29 AM
Paul E. Young
Posts: n/a
Re: 66 Fan shroud
The brand name is Evercoat Plasticworks. Vette panel adhesive/filler in a black can with a green panel and white and yellow/red letters. The part # is 870. It comes out of Cinncinati where all good Vette purveyors are. I believe that it has limited shelf life and does not freeze well.
The question I have, is this still the correct direction to go for the fix of the shroud? I'll also clean the bonding surface prior to use of the adhesive. Also, I remember reading about the material to use to fix the engine cover from sagging while open (I don't remember the name of the stuff, but seems it was available from the big box stores) anyone remember this material or can you point me to the post(s) for this fix?
Thanks again for your help.
Dan K.
April 20th, 1999, 09:29 AM
Paul E. Young
Posts: n/a

The brand name is Evercoat Plasticworks. Vette panel adhesive/filler in a black can with a green panel and white and yellow/red letters. The part # is 870. It comes out of Cinncinati where all good Vette purveyors are. I believe that it has limited shelf life and does not freeze well.
The question I have, is this still the correct direction to go for the fix of the shroud? I'll also clean the bonding surface prior to use of the adhesive. Also, I remember reading about the material to use to fix the engine cover from sagging while open (I don't remember the name of the stuff, but seems it was available from the big box stores) anyone remember this material or can you point me to the post(s) for this fix?
Thanks again for your help.
Dan K.
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