First CF trim piece done.
Few pics below. Been working on this for a while. Started out making fiberglass molds then making fiberglass/CF parts from the molds, but with my minimal equipment (no vacuum bagging system) I wasnt getting good results and it was taking forever. Now I am doing an overlay with one layer CF twill (black epoxy underneath) and several clear coats on top. I know I can polish this piece more but I have to get some more supplies first. I think it will look good when all done.
quick before shot <img src="http://home.comcast.net/~gmastaley/shiftb.JPG"> crappy comparison shot <img src="http://home.comcast.net/~gmastaley/shiftc.JPG"> after in the car <img src="http://home.comcast.net/~gmastaley/shifta.jpg"> others in the works <img src="http://home.comcast.net/~gmastaley/others.JPG"> |
wow! i really like the shift surround, mark
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thanks chip!
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did you buy a spare? looks real nice
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Didn't realize you are local...
If you are interested we could catch up and you can use my vaccuum bagging pump and any other equipment you might need.
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good job, your mat looks dirty -)
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you any good with fiberglass? I'm lookin for someone to help me make a gauge pod, id compensate w/$$
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damn Mark, that looks excellent!
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same procedure really...do you have a mold or something to lay fabric over?
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hey , i am in ellicott city. I wont need the vacuum pump as im not using my molds anymore
it wouldnt hurt though
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