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A cb360 side panel repair?

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Menno:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/HONDA-CB-360G-Seitendeckel-links-side-cover-left-side/372697739221?fits=DEM_CCM%3A360%7CDEM_Make%3AHonda%7CDEM_Model%3ACB&hash=item56c6842fd5:g:M2cAAOSwmrVdFMG~

Orcade-Ian:
I've successfully repaired quite a few panels over the years using a process similar to that used by heli_madken.  I put this bit on my site years ago - unfortunately without pics and since that time have sourced abs rods which I chop into small pieces to be dissolved in the acetone. 
I realise the OP is sorted now but it might help others

http://www.stallard-engineering.co.uk/restorationtips/absglue.htm

Ian

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
The car industry have been able to repair plastic parts such as bumpers etc very successfully for some years now. In Derby we have a few firms that provide this service with great results - including painting if you have the paint code. I had an engine cone repaired on my XJ900 at a fraction of the cost of a new one. They call it plastic welding I assume it is solvent based for specific types of plastic.

Bryanj:
Its actualy heat melting with a filler rod, you have to vee out the crack/split first

K2-K6:
This one, from off the telly  :) was quite interesting https://youtu.be/90znSPhgiVE

Looks drastic, but effective. 

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