Best Way To Repair Stone Chips on Fiberglass?

[Low 89]

So, a few days ago I was driving alongside my girlfriend on the highway to get back into the city. She was slightly ahead of me, and as she was going she hit a few stones. The POS car she has happens to have no mudflaps of any sort, so I start to hear a slight ting every now and then. Didn't think much of it at the time, after all, it's only a couple pebbles, a vehicle should be acustom to this. After the drive, I got out and walked past the rear of the truck. It being a stepside, it has fiberglass panels for the wheel wells and such. These panels are now littered with cracks and chunks are missing. Guess what that slight tinging sound was? Needless to say, my fiberglass panels need repair, and I am at a loss as far as how to do it. Any help will be appreciated. Also note that the dings are quite deep, with several colors appearing beneath the red that my truck is. By the looks of it, the truck used to be white. Am I going to have to remove all paint on these humps to repair the fiberglass?

 

[Bigg G]

Based on your description I'd say it's pretty much time for a strip, ,refinish & repaint.

 

[Low 89]

That's what I was afraid of..

 

[Butch]

Pictures would help us see what your seeing

 

[Low 89]

I'll get some photos up as soon as I find my camera

 

[Low 89]

Okay, heres some photos of the wonderful condition my drivers side fiberglass is in

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And then here is the passenger side,

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[BHBurban]

Sand, prep, fill, and paint as you would a ding in sheetmetal

 

[Low 89]

Should I use a bondo fiberglass repair kit or just regular bondo?