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Would a polyurethane kit (ie: Kaminari side skirts that were cut in half) be repairable? Is this something that can be repaired with bondo or some kind of mending material or are these garbage bound?

 
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they are repairable. might cost you a good bit if they are cut in half. not sure bout that, i get cheap bodywork prices from a semi sponsor. couldn't give you a justifiable quote. how'd they get cut in half?

 
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.....yes it is repairable....it may be tricky....techniques used is like welding...
you have to find some chunk of the same material (polyurethane) and melt it in, onto / back together on both sides. then grind or sand excess and do filler work. basically same technique as welding.

 
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Might as well trash it. You can probably buy a replacement cheaper than it would cost to get it it fixed.

 
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Isn't polyurethane a polymer? Hmmm. You could alway mold it, melt your current kit and then our it back into the mold... but wait... that a stupid idea. Yep, I'm a retard.

 
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actualy Polyurethane is a Themo-Set, one it hardens it cannot return to its original state like ThemoPlastics

 
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o and it its repaiable, with that welding tecnique, i had my front bumper welded back together cuz it got ripped out...