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All I can say is WOW! Can't wait to see the finished product.
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just tremendous...must be a kick to do
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I had to strip all the old flaking and chipping paint from the frame. I used filler primer and wet sanded twice to make the frame as nice as i could. It been alot of work.
Body work and primer. ![]() More primer and a guide coat. ![]() I want to get the front and side bevels of the hood, so I pulled a secondary mold plug to insert into the mold before I lay up carbon fiber. I will have beveled edges on my hood instead of the standard straight side edges on other fiberglass hoods. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I should be laying up the frame mold later today. |
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Very nice work!
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The frame masked off, waxed and coated with release agent.
![]() Frame sprayed with orange tolling gelcoat. ![]() Some numbers stamped in the rear drivers side frame of the hood. Anybody know what they mean?
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Hood scoops on some hard board for a border and flange. I lay these molds up over the weekend.
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