TTschwing

Been a little remiss at experimenting with the Vacuum bagger. Finally got around to working on the side covers of the Bike. Found a weave to match the mufflers....Coming along OK..

In the bag with vacuum:
<img src="http://images6.fotki.com/v86/photos/7/7305/1089605/DSC02530-vi.jpg">

Raw, just out of the bag with Release film still attached:
<img src="http://images6.fotki.com/v86/photos/7/7305/1089605/DSC02531-vi.jpg">

Trimmed and water rinsed. Still needs clear coating for depth and finish:
<img src="http://images5.fotki.com/v81/photos/7/7305/1089605/DSC02532-vi.jpg">

Where they're gonna go:
<img src="http://images3.fotki.com/v25/photos/7/7305/271103/DSC01167-vi.jpg">

Hmmmmm..if I get good at this,who knows...

carlosii

Smelling Carbon Fiber Engine covers on the air. :-)

ZGTT

or better, a CF intake tube that encompasses both intakes and fills the void of available space as it leads to the fender opening. ;-) (patent pending ZGTT) LOL

TTschwing

I have a 180 cover I could experiment on with the laminating method....

TTschwing

You are such a kidder...:-)

ZGTT

only for in your spare time of course ;-)

TTschwing

I gotta get a life....:-)

MOBlueTT

We've said that before... about ourselfs (and you) ;-P

uropn2

WOW! You do your own Carbon Fiber covering?

TTschwing

A Bagel:

Before:
<img src="http://images5.fotki.com/v69/photos/7/7305/839616/DSC02297-vi.jpg">

After:
<img src="http://images5.fotki.com/v68/photos/7/7305/839616/DSC02302-vi.jpg">

I'll use a frozen one next time!

It's not all that difficult with this and the right films, carbon and epoxy:
<img src="http://images5.fotki.com/v66/photos/7/7305/784543/DSC02227-vi.jpg">