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Styrene

anyone know an internet site that sells the styrene for lips, kits etc?
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You make them... out of styrene sheets.... I think....
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Re: Styrene

Styrene is just a medium that we use to make things.
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It's a life saver and a must-have for body kit making.
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Re: Styrene

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It's a life saver and a must-have for body kit making.
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Re: Styrene

what thicknesses do you usually use for making lips/spoilers/aero kits?
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Re: Styrene

I ussally use 20. - .30, .20-.25 is easy to bend,for curves, bends, etc.. and for .30 and up, thats more for like the bottom half of the kit, etc..
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Re: Styrene

I most often use .020. Im sure Josh forgot to put the 0 in front of the numbers. I dont think he is using 1/4" styrene.
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