Modding my dash
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Safety Car
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From: Frederick, Maryland
I dont follow? haha Anyone care to help me?
Dam Id go crazy haha, Hell Id make my own hood! haha
Ill try my best, I have to admit, when Im working on the dash, I think about some of these post, and It keeps me going 
haha after this my dad will help me set it up straight and new floor! Bought new work lights to guys so now for some night time work! :Smilieguydoingcoke: 
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Safety Car
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From: Frederick, Maryland
Id probably build off a Rksport high rise. But Id want to make it reli different some how. So in that case,Id take Quik Z06's new hood (the ZR2)and make an open like the C5R and not those crappy replicas either lol.
Pics coming soon!!
Pics coming soon!!
Last edited by TriplBlk; Mar 5, 2011 at 02:09 AM.
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you should glass some fogs in too while your at it
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Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Frederick, Maryland
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Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Frederick, Maryland
Ok Picture Time!!!!!! haha
This is to show mistakes that Im in the process of fixing.
Airbag area...hard to get right. It probably would have turned out better If I did this section with the dash upright.
This is the Center vent/Hazard switch area. For some reason it sunk in a tad.
Pieces of fiberglass had air pockets so I cut it out fr a retry
Idk if you guys have noticed yet but Im deleting the little "handle" on the pass. side and it sunk in just a tad.
Last night around 2am I went out cause I cannot stay away from this haha I wanna work on it so bad haha. I did a "test" to see how it this would work. I took all the powder'd fiberglass and mixed it with the resin to thickin it and add some strength.
I put a little more resin on part of the top to cover some holes that showed up thru sanding
and the glove box...
Now I gotta go back out and sand more haha. I havnt sanded evverything down yet(mainly the area closest to the windshield) but Ill keep you all updated. Enjoy!
This is to show mistakes that Im in the process of fixing.
Airbag area...hard to get right. It probably would have turned out better If I did this section with the dash upright.
This is the Center vent/Hazard switch area. For some reason it sunk in a tad.
Pieces of fiberglass had air pockets so I cut it out fr a retry
Idk if you guys have noticed yet but Im deleting the little "handle" on the pass. side and it sunk in just a tad.
Last night around 2am I went out cause I cannot stay away from this haha I wanna work on it so bad haha. I did a "test" to see how it this would work. I took all the powder'd fiberglass and mixed it with the resin to thickin it and add some strength.
I put a little more resin on part of the top to cover some holes that showed up thru sanding
and the glove box...
Now I gotta go back out and sand more haha. I havnt sanded evverything down yet(mainly the area closest to the windshield) but Ill keep you all updated. Enjoy!
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Nice to see some fiberglass in progress! 
I bet you have itchiness all over the body after sanding..
You didn´t do anything wrong i guess, with Jelly its almost impossible to not get airbubbles, you need to have resin.
Tip of the day:
Get one of thoose aluminium rollers and you get rid of all air!
I bet you have itchiness all over the body after sanding..
You didn´t do anything wrong i guess, with Jelly its almost impossible to not get airbubbles, you need to have resin.
Tip of the day:
Get one of thoose aluminium rollers and you get rid of all air!
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Safety Car
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aaawwww that tip would been nice to know haha thanks
I didnt see any polyester resin at walmart, so I bought the jelly to get started and
that was fun 
Later that day I found Polyester resin at another walmart, gonna use that till I finish.
How do I clean my brush covered in resin? paint thinner doesnt work
BTW my next layer Ill prolly do cloth. How many layers do you suggest? I was thinkin 2 for this. Thanks for joinin the thread btw
I didnt see any polyester resin at walmart, so I bought the jelly to get started and
that was fun Later that day I found Polyester resin at another walmart, gonna use that till I finish.
How do I clean my brush covered in resin? paint thinner doesnt work
BTW my next layer Ill prolly do cloth. How many layers do you suggest? I was thinkin 2 for this. Thanks for joinin the thread btw
I get off at 8:30 so Idk wen my next day to work on this may be, maybe tomorrow hmmm 
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Safety Car
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You know Thurmont hahaha, Im gonna go on a limb and ask if you know Lewistown? Thats technically where I live haha.But yes it keeps me busy
Btw I had to call out sick, For some reason I feel like Im gonna throw up
I wonder if breathing fiberglass dust does this
