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Topic: first time fiberglassing check it out!!
Well this was my first time and first approach to fiberglass anything or do this period. Im not a professional and this might not be professional standards but it works for me and i tried. Here are some pics from start to now.. Here is what the door looked like before... then I started to make the rings..
87tbird302
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posted 04-10-2009 10:54 PM
Well this was my first time and first approach to fiberglass anything or do this period. Im not a professional and this might not be professional standards but it works for me and i tried. Here are some pics from start to now.. Here is what the door looked like before... then I started to make the rings..
Posts: 209 | From: OH | Registered: Nov 2003
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looks pretty decent for a first try. spend some time on fiberglassforums.com?
D-Bass
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posted 04-11-2009 02:17 PM
looks pretty decent for a first try. spend some time on fiberglassforums.com?
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Looks good man. -------------------- "actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea"
stepasyd
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posted 04-24-2009 10:37 AM
Looks good man. -------------------- "actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea"
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very nice work keep going -------------------- 6 rockford 12s 5500 watts yellow top the big 3 12 cubic box
Blazerspl
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posted 04-26-2009 03:47 PM
very nice work keep going -------------------- 6 rockford 12s 5500 watts yellow top the big 3 12 cubic box
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Great! What kind of bondo did you use?
Heavybass99
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posted 06-09-2009 05:03 PM
Great! What kind of bondo did you use?
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Very nice work for your first try at fiberglass. Honestly I looked expecting some hideous mess. I was pleasantly surprised. -------------------- Mike Schwitz Stay Tuned Audio 262-542-8863 Team Ultra Subs Team SRS Also an "Insider" 262-707-7570 (cell)
Kartunes WI
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posted 06-15-2009 06:03 PM
Very nice work for your first try at fiberglass. Honestly I looked expecting some hideous mess. I was pleasantly surprised. -------------------- Mike Schwitz Stay Tuned Audio 262-542-8863 Team Ultra Subs Team SRS Also an "Insider" 262-707-7570 (cell)
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X2^^ -------------------- The debate between Christians and athiest's has never been an intelectual one, but a moral one. When presented with evidence that they have no answer for they just sling mud and call us stupid!
Cr@sh
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posted 06-17-2009 12:10 PM
X2^^ -------------------- The debate between Christians and athiest's has never been an intelectual one, but a moral one. When presented with evidence that they have no answer for they just sling mud and call us stupid!
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What did you use to make the fiberglass and bondo stick to the plastic ? There must be some prep there so they dont crack if the panel ever gets twisted. -------------------- Michigan's 1ST 160+ Bass Racer
PeteS
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posted 06-21-2009 11:33 PM
What did you use to make the fiberglass and bondo stick to the plastic ? There must be some prep there so they dont crack if the panel ever gets twisted. -------------------- Michigan's 1ST 160+ Bass Racer
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Very nice.
Bernie Madoff
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posted 07-21-2009 03:41 PM
Very nice.
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THat's pretty good on a first try. What kind of body filler did you use?
Heavybass99
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posted 07-21-2009 06:52 PM
THat's pretty good on a first try. What kind of body filler did you use?
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Fusor makes a product for bondo to plastic. -------------------- 12 VOLTS BABY!!!!! TEAM STETSOM USA & SALES REP TEAM STINGER BUY OHIO GENERATORS WORLD FINALS COMPETITOR 2005,2006,2008,2009 SUPER STREET 1-2 CERTIFIED 161.0 DB MARYLANDS LOUDEST DAILY DRIVER N.S.P.L. STATE RECORD HOLDER 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009 TEAM USAudio Stetsom Sales and Service stetsomrep1@hotmail.com
kraven moorehead
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posted 07-24-2009 11:09 AM
Fusor makes a product for bondo to plastic. -------------------- 12 VOLTS BABY!!!!! TEAM STETSOM USA & SALES REP TEAM STINGER BUY OHIO GENERATORS WORLD FINALS COMPETITOR 2005,2006,2008,2009 SUPER STREET 1-2 CERTIFIED 161.0 DB MARYLANDS LOUDEST DAILY DRIVER N.S.P.L. STATE RECORD HOLDER 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009 TEAM USAudio Stetsom Sales and Service stetsomrep1@hotmail.com
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very nice for your first time... any other projects coming up? -------------------- Justin Morrison 2002 USACI Stock 151-300 - 3rd place 2007 USACI Mod 0-1000 Champion
jmorri
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posted 10-02-2009 10:01 PM
very nice for your first time... any other projects coming up? -------------------- Justin Morrison 2002 USACI Stock 151-300 - 3rd place 2007 USACI Mod 0-1000 Champion
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Look good but what did you use to hold the fleece on the door panel?
Heavybass99
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posted 10-03-2009 11:38 AM
Look good but what did you use to hold the fleece on the door panel?
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I used staples.
87tbird302
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posted 10-20-2009 01:05 AM
I used staples.
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