fiberglass on abs?

Hey guys! This may be a dumb question, but I have been modifying a fairing for my 650. I had to cut a section out to clear my guages, and now I am trying to fabricate on a mounting lip for the windshield, which will be made from what's left of the windshield off my Voyager. All the pieces are made of black ABS and I got them to fit together pretty close then used woven fiberglass mat to tie them together.

After reading KZCSI's article "plastic repair" I wonder if the two part epoxy resin will stick to the ABS. I did scuff it very deep with 60 grit paper and cleaned it before beginning, but should I try to chip that off and go with the pipe glue?

I don't have a digital camera or I would post a pic of what I'm doing.

id try the abs cement,but i dont like leaking water!oh wait ,its a fairing not plumbing.i know abs cement wont hurt abs plastic so id play it safeB)

an autobody supply store will have a repair kit for abs, also called a bumper repair kit

Welding abs is what i did, you need a hot air gun with a reducer and some abs strips. you would need to clamp your pieces together then heat for 5 seconds then using gloves push the abs repair strips onto the join then sand back. It takes a bit of getting used too, so practice on some scrap, cheersB)

you can put the glass on but in time it will let loose,, ask how I know this,
I did some looking one time and found several sources for the repair products,, like always I dodnt save them, butthey are there

Sounds like the glass is not a good idea, so I guess my next question would be how to get it off without just waiting for a windshield to land in my lap?