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Kris TD

posted on 7th Nov 03 at 00:32

dunno if u did the same but when you made the actually cone things i used body repair mesh, has made it very strong and was easy to shape the fibreglass without using too much of it :) actually lookin at your garage u used that material instead, looking good though :)


corb

posted on 7th Nov 03 at 00:28

slowly, very slowly. Now im just sanding and filling, sanding and filling. Which reminds me, Ive gotta order some large packs of wet and dry, about £50 worth!! all the resin and matting is finished on mine now, just filler etc. Got some cheap filler from work, random stuff to make the cards smooth, before putting top stop over the top to make them PERFECT. Then high build primer.


Kris TD

posted on 7th Nov 03 at 00:08

yeah good point, i hadnt thought of that actually. its proving to be very time consuming to get a perfect round shape at the mo. got the disc sander on it, lol.

hopin too finnish that one 2moro then i can do the drivers side. its my first attepmt at something like this, thought i would do the doors before i attempt to do the boot, got a few ideas for that though :)

corb, how ure doors coming on?


corb

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 23:30

and u called me dumb?? :P


PainZ

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 23:19

UPOL

thats the company i was thinking of! cheers


corb

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 23:14

i use 'Top Stop' by upol. But will soon be onto some high build primer instead, then getting on for spraying :D


PainZ

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 23:06

Looks great :)

Regarding getting a good finish,

Can i recommend getting a Stopper. Im sure you are aware of what the stuff is as you seem pretty up with the bodywork side of things, but i would defently recommend it rather then normal filler.

You are able to get a defect free finish alot easier i feel with a stopper.

A good one to look out for is "Top Stop Gold"


corb

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 20:38

look good mate :thumbs:


Jill

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 15:30

Mmm nice :)


JILL :wave:


Kris TD

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 15:22

just got some vinyl too trim them in, well cheap, always good knowing people in the retrim business, lol


Adam-D

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 15:11

wheels look top


m-dot

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 14:49

Looks nice, clean. Not sure about the SRi wheels though :P


Kris TD

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 13:04

any ideas on how i should finnish them?

i wasnt sure wether to cover them in vinal or paint, only thing with paint is that it will take me ages to make the things completely smooth and defect free.


CorsaSRi16v

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 12:59

That's exactly the sort of thing I wanted to do on my old car, but couldn't get it to work :(


Kris TD

posted on 6th Nov 03 at 12:33

http://groups.msn.com/krispringle/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=64

http://groups.msn.com/krispringle/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=63

to house the mids for my alpine tyre r's :):)

wat u all recon?