Originally posted by StreetConcepts:
I am molding a set of sideskirts on my gf's tour as soon as they come in. They are made for another car, are made of fiberglass, and will look very sweet on the car. they are getting molded on too so there will be no seam between the ground effects and the car. will be starting the project as soon as the sides get here. i am going to make my own lower valance for the rear bumper, mold it in place as well instead od doing an svt rear on her car. will look very unique
Sounds all fine and dandy to me; I'm all for it, but fiberglass and ABS injection molded plastic (most every other plastic for that matter) don't get along to well. Gonna be a bugger to get a good bond and not melting the plastic in the process. Not saying its impossible, just thinking outloud. Have a 40 hour composite materials (kelvar, CF, etc) course I took in A&P school (FAA airframe & powerplant mechanic) and screwed up lots of stuff due to chemical reactions.
FWIW
DAvid
98 SE V6 ATX (hers)
