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Making your own glass? How do I do it?
I am trying to convert some models and the glass isn't right. Is there a way to make your own glass? Or do you just try to thermo form some clear sheets? Or am I just
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Re: Making your own glass? How do I do it?
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You need to make the negative of the part out of something hard and than use it to thermo form the final part using clear acetate. Can't think of anything easier right now. |
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Re: Making your own glass? How do I do it?
Depends how complex the part you want to replicate is. If it's multi-curved then thermo/vacu-forming will probably be your best bet. There are lots of useful "how tos" on the web - I know, cos I've looked
![]() If the part is simple, you could try this way. http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=514642
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Re: Making your own glass? How do I do it?
Thanks for the info. I'll see what happens when I do it.
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