Have you tried to address the lifting?  This might be your best option before you attempt connecting.

Yeah I have done a few things. I'll probably try to lessen the odds of lifting later on. But for now I'm just wondering what might be good ways to fill the gaps.

takadakeyo wrote:

Greetings,

So with all that I have tried. My edges still tend to lift and sometimes pretty severely (50mm up)
But not a huge pproblem to me. But when it comes to gluing two pieces together, of course there is a gap. How should I fill this gap?
Bondo? Maybe heating and clamping it? What do you suggest?

Thanks

50mm!? I don't think I could recreate that even using nylon. Something is not right here. Can you post some pictures?

Sorry! typo. I meant 5mm. Phone auto correct. Haha

Greetings,

So with all that I have tried. My edges still tend to lift and sometimes pretty severely (50mm up)
But not a huge pproblem to me. But when it comes to gluing two pieces together, of course there is a gap. How should I fill this gap?
Bondo? Maybe heating and clamping it? What do you suggest?

Thanks

50mm!? I don't think I could recreate that even using nylon. Something is not right here. Can you post some pictures?

So with all that I have tried. My edges still tend to lift and sometimes pretty severely (5mm up)
But not a huge pproblem to me. But when it comes to gluing two pieces together, of course there is a gap. How should I fill this gap?
Bondo? Maybe heating and clamping it? What do you suggest?

Thanks