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Old 08-09-2005, 09:13 PM   #1
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fiberglass system pic

hey hes the system that i am working on for a buddy of mine wit a 2003 tiburon




















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Old 08-10-2005, 08:24 PM   #2
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Re: fiberglass system pic

NIIIIIIIIICE!!! Do you have to leave the structure in your car to fabricate and sand it, or can you remove it? Iv always wondered how people get those huge pieces of fiberglass in their trunk. The only way i can think of doing it is molding it and sanding it right there in your trunk.
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Re: fiberglass system pic

It looks decent, you should work on your technique so you dont spend the rest of your life sanding though.
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Old 08-12-2005, 06:40 PM   #5
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yes we can the the entire thing out and sand and paint yes i know i need to work on my technique this is the first time i have ever done any type of fiberglass work i just did some research on the net to try and figure it out i didnt think it turned out to bad for the first time
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Nice job for your first try. My first project was a damn mess.
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nice! thats what i need to learn how to do...
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I don't care for patronizing so... OUCH! See you in a year or two when you're done.
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