Making fiberglass parts from a 3D printed pattern - Part 2

In this update I'm finally building the glassfiber side skirt extensions for my Skyline R34 with the freshly made mould. I made 2 sets, the first was a total of 400g/m² and the seccond was 1200g/m². You can watch Part 1 here: • How to make a fibergla...
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[@Dont_Gnaw_on_the_Kitty_1]

You can use a paint roller for applying the epoxy, much easier.

[@moejasss]

That's a stunning live edge table you've got @ 0:40 . The sideskirts look great too.

[@ovidioescudero2301]

Great video man! i just found your channel tonight, im starting on 3D modeling car parts for mine and how to make moulds from it and you had done exactly what im looking for. thanks a lot for these videos. Saludos desde Panamá.

[@kiwiliqueur]

The crack when they popped out of the mold 12:34 thought it broke but came out clean 👍

[@RockerGraphics]

3:30 it is easier to wet the forst layers more. soakes from underneath less air bubbles

[@TurboV8boi]

I just found your channel last night and I'm really liking what I'm seeing. Gonna need to catch up on your vids. Thanks for the info, I'm trying to figure out the same kind of thing so I appreciate it!

[@LXGspec]

Awesome, lmk if I can help out!

[@danboyes7477]

Nice work, great results too, very impressive stuff 👍

[@hannesgarage]

Awesome work👍

[@nox86832]

Such a useful series, great job. I had a question if you dont mind- did you use 100g emulsion bound and 300g powder bound as before, or did you find 300g emulsion bound better in the end? Thanks!

[@Pedufile]

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