CopyKat
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- Manitoba, Coldest place in Canada
- Vehicle Year
- 1987
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they will crack and or shatter when banged on stuff depending on how stiff he makes them.just the shape will make them pretty stiff.How tough are these things going to be?
When you/fenders get coxy with a tree what will they act like? I'm guessing they are not as tough as metal, but perhaps more resilient?
So I get nearly 4 fenders for the price of one. ($150 plus $75 shipping per fender)I've been looking around for prices and here is what I have come up with. a guy at work helped me figure out the resin amounts.
We figure it will be about 120 cubic feet of resin per fender. based on a 70% cloth amount to 30% resin. This works out to about .52 gal of resin. 1 gal resin is $45. so I'd need atleast 2.
The 1.5 oz chop strand mat is 50" wide and they sell by the meter (50") and it's $7.50 per meter. so even for 3 layers of glass I would need atleast 12 panels 50x50 (Guestimate)
Catylist is $8 for an 8oz bottle.
So if you add it all up about $90 for resin and about $90 for mat, and thow in $20 for 16 OZ of catylist. I'm looking at about $220 total (with taxes) for materials.
I dabble in everything.:icon_thumby: Lookin' nice Joel. I thought you only worked in metal
thats the beauty of knowing how to make your own composites.the curse is perpetually itchy arms and the nasty chemicals.Here just for your rick.
So I get nearly 4 fenders for the price of one. ($150 plus $75 shipping per fender)
oh yeah,and is that brown bronco a replacement for old grey with the terminal cancer?
Ya I have bigger pictures!got bigger pics? did you finish the panels or is that the plug ready for layups?
Can't wait to see the finished product
I hear it works out real well. :icon_cheers:haha yeah tin foil works too as a release