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I would get some sheet steel cut it bigger than the damaged area , then screw and mastic it in place . Use Stainless steel screws and Sikaflex 512 Caravan mastic , ensure the area is cleaned well before fixing the plate . If you don't want to use steel use some thick perspex .
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