Comment faire cest body kit ?
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Boily
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How to make a simple areo part (rear lip)
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First I sketched out the design on paper. It was nothing fancy just something to use as a loose guide. I changed a few things as I went.
Next the design will dictate what materials you need to use as a base. Since the mr2 is boxy and the lip will be somewhat as well. I went for a 240sx looking rear lip. Just something simple and flows nicely. I chose to use cardboard since imo is the best for a boxy design.
Now that we are about to begin here are some quick tips.
-Wear old clothes
-Spend the extra few bucks to get the latex gloves, if you get resin on your hands it takes some time to get off your hands. Eventually it will turn black from dirty sticking to it and you will look like you never take a shower.
-Design ahead and plan everything out, if you don’t you will waste product, money and time.
Materials you will need and where to buy:
-Masking tape (I like to use the blue painters tape) anywhere
-disposable paint brushes homedepot, lowes, ace
-1.3-1.5 gallons of resin
(polyester is what I used for this) homedepot, lowes or auto supply store
-bondo (2 tubs is what I used)
I used the cheaper filler for this. I usually use ragegold or dynalite homedepot, auto parts store, walmart
-bondo spreaders homedepot, lowes, walmart, auto parts store
-spot putty/glazing walmart, autopart store
-respirator (not recommended, but you will get a headache from bondo and resin if you don’t have one) homedepot, lowes possibly walmart
-spray glue
-chop matt
-fiberglass cloth both dry fiberglass homedepot, lowes, walmart
-Sander
-low grit paper, 60,80 mid grit 120 high 320, 400 600
My advice is to buy all this stuff off the internet, that way you get more for your money and you have more of a selection.
I built the whole lip out of CB (cardboard) first. I then put CB above the lip so no resin got on the bumper. Then cover the whole lip in tape. Put alittle car wax on the lip.
Spray an area of the lip with spray glue, then place the chop matt to the lip, keep doing this until the whole lip is covered in chop matt. Once that is done, mix the resin, apply with the disposable brush. DAB it on! If you apply in strokes the matte will move. Mix the resin in small batches and apply until the chop matt is soaked. After a few coats it will look something like this: Dabbing will also prevent air bubbles down to a minimum. After a few coats it will look something like this:
Once you get a few coats on and it is sturdy goahead and pop it off the car and remove the CB and tape from the backside Let it sit for a few min so any damp/sticky spots can cure. I then taped off the exposed bumper and mounted the lip. I applied 2 more layers and then pulled it back off the car. I strengthened from the backside. I only did 1 coat because any more would have caused fitment issues.
Once that is done go ahead and sand with 60 grit to knock any standing glass or high spots. Mix up bondo in small batches and apply with the spreader. Apply it smooth as possible because this will prevent more sanding work. I like to do thin layers to avoid a lot of sanding. Trim the lip to the final shape.
Keep doing this until you get it somewhat smooth, it doesn’t have to be 100% perfect just yet. Now get a cheap dark spray paint and lightly paint the lip. Now take your sanding block and sand with 80. Sand until desired, and dark spots are low spots and need to be filled with body filler and bondo colored spots are high spots and need to be sanded down. Objective is to get the lip all the same color (bondo color) Once you achieve this get a sharpie and circle any small holes air pockets in bondo that were exposed from sanding. Now take a clean spreader and your spot putty and apply to small pin holes. Then sand off with a 120 until the hole is gone and the surface is smooth.
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First I sketched out the design on paper. It was nothing fancy just something to use as a loose guide. I changed a few things as I went.
Next the design will dictate what materials you need to use as a base. Since the mr2 is boxy and the lip will be somewhat as well. I went for a 240sx looking rear lip. Just something simple and flows nicely. I chose to use cardboard since imo is the best for a boxy design.
Now that we are about to begin here are some quick tips.
-Wear old clothes
-Spend the extra few bucks to get the latex gloves, if you get resin on your hands it takes some time to get off your hands. Eventually it will turn black from dirty sticking to it and you will look like you never take a shower.
-Design ahead and plan everything out, if you don’t you will waste product, money and time.
Materials you will need and where to buy:
-Masking tape (I like to use the blue painters tape) anywhere
-disposable paint brushes homedepot, lowes, ace
-1.3-1.5 gallons of resin
(polyester is what I used for this) homedepot, lowes or auto supply store
-bondo (2 tubs is what I used)
I used the cheaper filler for this. I usually use ragegold or dynalite homedepot, auto parts store, walmart
-bondo spreaders homedepot, lowes, walmart, auto parts store
-spot putty/glazing walmart, autopart store
-respirator (not recommended, but you will get a headache from bondo and resin if you don’t have one) homedepot, lowes possibly walmart
-spray glue
-chop matt
-fiberglass cloth both dry fiberglass homedepot, lowes, walmart
-Sander
-low grit paper, 60,80 mid grit 120 high 320, 400 600
My advice is to buy all this stuff off the internet, that way you get more for your money and you have more of a selection.
I built the whole lip out of CB (cardboard) first. I then put CB above the lip so no resin got on the bumper. Then cover the whole lip in tape. Put alittle car wax on the lip.
Spray an area of the lip with spray glue, then place the chop matt to the lip, keep doing this until the whole lip is covered in chop matt. Once that is done, mix the resin, apply with the disposable brush. DAB it on! If you apply in strokes the matte will move. Mix the resin in small batches and apply until the chop matt is soaked. After a few coats it will look something like this: Dabbing will also prevent air bubbles down to a minimum. After a few coats it will look something like this:
Once you get a few coats on and it is sturdy goahead and pop it off the car and remove the CB and tape from the backside Let it sit for a few min so any damp/sticky spots can cure. I then taped off the exposed bumper and mounted the lip. I applied 2 more layers and then pulled it back off the car. I strengthened from the backside. I only did 1 coat because any more would have caused fitment issues.
Once that is done go ahead and sand with 60 grit to knock any standing glass or high spots. Mix up bondo in small batches and apply with the spreader. Apply it smooth as possible because this will prevent more sanding work. I like to do thin layers to avoid a lot of sanding. Trim the lip to the final shape.
Keep doing this until you get it somewhat smooth, it doesn’t have to be 100% perfect just yet. Now get a cheap dark spray paint and lightly paint the lip. Now take your sanding block and sand with 80. Sand until desired, and dark spots are low spots and need to be filled with body filler and bondo colored spots are high spots and need to be sanded down. Objective is to get the lip all the same color (bondo color) Once you achieve this get a sharpie and circle any small holes air pockets in bondo that were exposed from sanding. Now take a clean spreader and your spot putty and apply to small pin holes. Then sand off with a 120 until the hole is gone and the surface is smooth.
Silverbullet_crx
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C'est de l'argile industriel utiliser dans le domaine automobile. Comme dans les photos de ce thread:
http://forums.montrealracing.com/showthread.php?t=610422
C'est chere comme argile, il faut avoir un four special pour le chauffer et des outils specializer. J'utilise ca souvent pour des projets.
vdub 007
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watch ben le noob se faire 48 trappes de hood, 3 aillerons sur le même char et une pelle à neige en avant, tout ca avec des belles boites de carton recouvert de fibre tout croche!
ca prend du talent et de la patience pour faire comme sur la mr2. si y'en avais, il saurait déja comment en faire lui même.
en plus, pourquoi se donner tant de trouble pour faire une lip arrière comme ca quand y'a déja des compagnie qui en produise pour presque rien, qui te gobe pas du temps de fou comme ca. oui c'est beau, mais faut le vouloir en maudit pour sauver 250$! (encore la, la sienne coute de quoi à faire aussi!)
watch ben la civic, ca va sortir avec de quoi du genre mais pas mal plus de wave lol!
ca prend du talent et de la patience pour faire comme sur la mr2. si y'en avais, il saurait déja comment en faire lui même.
en plus, pourquoi se donner tant de trouble pour faire une lip arrière comme ca quand y'a déja des compagnie qui en produise pour presque rien, qui te gobe pas du temps de fou comme ca. oui c'est beau, mais faut le vouloir en maudit pour sauver 250$! (encore la, la sienne coute de quoi à faire aussi!)
watch ben la civic, ca va sortir avec de quoi du genre mais pas mal plus de wave lol!
Guhte
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watch ben le noob se faire 48 trappes de hood, 3 aillerons sur le même char et une pelle à neige en avant, tout ca avec des belles boites de carton recouvert de fibre tout croche!
ca prend du talent et de la patience pour faire comme sur la mr2. si y'en avais, il saurait déja comment en faire lui même.
en plus, pourquoi se donner tant de trouble pour faire une lip arrière comme ca quand y'a déja des compagnie qui en produise pour presque rien, qui te gobe pas du temps de fou comme ca. oui c'est beau, mais faut le vouloir en maudit pour sauver 250$! (encore la, la sienne coute de quoi à faire aussi!)
watch ben la civic, ca va sortir avec de quoi du genre mais pas mal plus de wave lol!
Jai faillit metoufer tellement je riait!!!! LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
watch ben le noob se faire 48 trappes de hood, 3 aillerons sur le même char et une pelle à neige en avant, tout ca avec des belles boites de carton recouvert de fibre tout croche!
ca prend du talent et de la patience pour faire comme sur la mr2. si y'en avais, il saurait déja comment en faire lui même.
en plus, pourquoi se donner tant de trouble pour faire une lip arrière comme ca quand y'a déja des compagnie qui en produise pour presque rien, qui te gobe pas du temps de fou comme ca. oui c'est beau, mais faut le vouloir en maudit pour sauver 250$! (encore la, la sienne coute de quoi à faire aussi!)
watch ben la civic, ca va sortir avec de quoi du genre mais pas mal plus de wave lol!
J'ai faillit vomir...C'est trop de rice a consommer d'un coup, mon estomac peut pas le prendre...
Guhte
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J'vien de remarquer ca, ya mit des collants AEM partout, si jetait a la place de AEM, j'le poursuivrait pour mauvais publicité!!
Kevinvr6turbo
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Roy
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ya pas un char qui mérite ça....
spcarmaniak
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au lieux de te demander ca resone toi un body kit c pu cool pi ya pas personne qui va etre fier de toi ..
KRAZY-SAMSUNG
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non mais le gars i pense quoi au juste quand il se promene la dedans ??????
5 aileron c est quoi la criss de joke la ? quand je regarde la photo mon oeil droit se met a trembler .... c est trop :wtfsick:
5 aileron c est quoi la criss de joke la ? quand je regarde la photo mon oeil droit se met a trembler .... c est trop :wtfsick:
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