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Fiberglass

Started by xunedeinx, Jul 27 2005 09:33 AM

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#1
xunedeinx

Posted 27 July 2005 - 09:33 AM

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Location:Littleton, NH
Drives: 1999 Nissan Quest

was jus layin in bed and thinkin, i could do this, make a fiberglass replica of my hood and quarters, save a ton of weight, itll never rust, and itll be a lot stronger then the tin thats currently on the car. How would i go about replicating it? plaster of paris?

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nivek2002

Posted 27 July 2005 - 10:41 AM

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Someone on this board arlready makes FG Hoods. And no, Plaster of Paris would not be ideal...

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#3
crxls

Posted 27 July 2005 - 10:44 AM

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nobody makes these parts for your car yet so i say go for it. plaster is a good mold to use from what i hear.

When I die, i want to go asleep peaceful.......... not screaming and freaking out like everyone else in the car

"i left the bar a little after you and ended up flipping my car in the arbys drive thru"

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Another loser who can not get traction. I feel sorry for him.

IM A LOSER!!! my car pulls harder when spinning than any "highly modified" EW

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#4
lefty86

Posted 27 July 2005 - 02:27 PM

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do a search in google for it. you can find all the correct release agents and molding compounds. i've seen a couple of write ups on it. just don't expect perfection unless you have a lot of free time. that stuff is hard to get right the first time off.