I could then fiberglass over the slits and then I also fiberglassed on the backsides of the areas that I filled in with fiberglass matt and set the tail back on the car without the foam in place so that it hardened on the car which allowed it to take a natural set.
Now I just need to put bondo over it -- not like that isn't a lot of work in itself!
Another issue that I needed to address with this tail section is that the right side wasn't meeting up with the side panel very well.
In order to fix this, I again needed to destroy it a little more. I cut a large upside down "L" slit in it so that I could line up the edge of the tail section with the edge of the side panel. I could then fiberglass over the gap. Again, I did this while the tail was on the car.
That is as far as I gotten but I can now fiberglass on the backside and it won't be long before I can start spreading bondo and going through multiple stages of sanding in order to prepare it for paint.
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