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Vman73 said: Cindy, if your doing any crack or panel repair, FG resin and mat as shown in Peter's reply is the way to go. If you are bonding any new panels or reinforcements from the backside, I prefer to use 3M Panel Bonding Adhesive, their P/N 08115. I've used this several times to re-bond that pesky headlight reinforcement bar underneath the front panel that the headlights mount to. Be sure to check yours to make sure it's securely bonded. Those things like to pop loose with age and the weight/action of the headlights. Both surfaces need to be clean, dry and free of previous bonding materials. It is a two part epoxy like material that comes in a two part tube that requires the use of their special gun but it works great. The special tip that comes with the tube perfectly mixes the two parts as you apply. Clamp the panels in place for 24 to 48 hours depending on temp and make sure you've got the panels where you want them the first time !! I have been able to order it from our local Orielly's auto parts for about $50/tube and I think I paid about $75 for the gun, a tube goes a long way. Hopefully you can find a source for this or a simular product in the Great White North !! Check out the 3M website for more information. If it looks like you may go in this direction, I would gladly ship/loan you my gun. Good luck and keep us posted on your progress.