fiberglass rear bumper
#1
fiberglass rear bumper
hey, im about to make a mold of the rear bumper for our maxes so i can make my cover all out of fiberglass and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a stock glass cover. i was planning on modifying it before molding unless anyone is interested. it may end up weighing more than stock, but major advantage over stock would be no warp over the license plate hole, being able to shave the licence hole, moving it to one side or the other or molding a kit onto it without the fear of it cracking. not sure of price, probably somewhere around 100-150, depending on materials. give me some feedback, i probably wont have the mold done for a month or so, but itll let me know if i should waste time trying to reproduce the stock one. thanks
#2
Re: fiberglass rear bumper
Originally posted by shavedmax
hey, im about to make a mold of the rear bumper for our maxes so i can make my cover all out of fiberglass and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a stock glass cover. i was planning on modifying it before molding unless anyone is interested. it may end up weighing more than stock, but major advantage over stock would be no warp over the license plate hole, being able to shave the licence hole, moving it to one side or the other or molding a kit onto it without the fear of it cracking. not sure of price, probably somewhere around 100-150, depending on materials. give me some feedback, i probably wont have the mold done for a month or so, but itll let me know if i should waste time trying to reproduce the stock one. thanks
hey, im about to make a mold of the rear bumper for our maxes so i can make my cover all out of fiberglass and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a stock glass cover. i was planning on modifying it before molding unless anyone is interested. it may end up weighing more than stock, but major advantage over stock would be no warp over the license plate hole, being able to shave the licence hole, moving it to one side or the other or molding a kit onto it without the fear of it cracking. not sure of price, probably somewhere around 100-150, depending on materials. give me some feedback, i probably wont have the mold done for a month or so, but itll let me know if i should waste time trying to reproduce the stock one. thanks
#3
Re: fiberglass rear bumper
Originally posted by shavedmax
hey, im about to make a mold of the rear bumper for our maxes so i can make my cover all out of fiberglass and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a stock glass cover. i was planning on modifying it before molding unless anyone is interested. it may end up weighing more than stock, but major advantage over stock would be no warp over the license plate hole, being able to shave the licence hole, moving it to one side or the other or molding a kit onto it without the fear of it cracking. not sure of price, probably somewhere around 100-150, depending on materials. give me some feedback, i probably wont have the mold done for a month or so, but itll let me know if i should waste time trying to reproduce the stock one. thanks
hey, im about to make a mold of the rear bumper for our maxes so i can make my cover all out of fiberglass and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a stock glass cover. i was planning on modifying it before molding unless anyone is interested. it may end up weighing more than stock, but major advantage over stock would be no warp over the license plate hole, being able to shave the licence hole, moving it to one side or the other or molding a kit onto it without the fear of it cracking. not sure of price, probably somewhere around 100-150, depending on materials. give me some feedback, i probably wont have the mold done for a month or so, but itll let me know if i should waste time trying to reproduce the stock one. thanks
#4
im trying to make it as close to stock as possible (mine doesnt have the body line in it or license, but i can change that once molded.) keep in mind that if i were to mold some sort of valence to it it wouldnt match the 1/4 panels unless you make a kit to match it.
#5
What are you putting for layers with the glass?? I was thinking of doing this with my front bumper and making my own custom front cover using skin coat as a base and filling around but that would require me to have a spare bumper to play with in order to make the mold. BTW I work in a boat shop and glass id second nature to me ( like making a sandwich now ) so if anybody has any questions about using the stuff id be happy to anwser them. That goes for gelcoat as well
#6
Originally posted by shavedmax
im trying to make it as close to stock as possible (mine doesnt have the body line in it or license, but i can change that once molded.) keep in mind that if i were to mold some sort of valence to it it wouldnt match the 1/4 panels unless you make a kit to match it.
im trying to make it as close to stock as possible (mine doesnt have the body line in it or license, but i can change that once molded.) keep in mind that if i were to mold some sort of valence to it it wouldnt match the 1/4 panels unless you make a kit to match it.
#8
Originally posted by Matt93SE
Damion.. wanna make me some kick panels then?
I hate working with glass.. too messy and I'm not very good at it!
Damion.. wanna make me some kick panels then?
I hate working with glass.. too messy and I'm not very good at it!
#10
Originally posted by shavedmax
look on my site, my bumper doesnt have either
look on my site, my bumper doesnt have either
#11
Originally posted by male
All I can say is WOW, nice job man. I'm not really into 'dros and ****, but you did a nice job. I especially like the rear end treatment. If you can hook up a rear bumper like yours, I'll take one. Did you do all the bodywork yourself? I can tell you are east coast, your max has more rust than mine!. Bodywork looks good though. Those hydraulics must shake your car apart.
All I can say is WOW, nice job man. I'm not really into 'dros and ****, but you did a nice job. I especially like the rear end treatment. If you can hook up a rear bumper like yours, I'll take one. Did you do all the bodywork yourself? I can tell you are east coast, your max has more rust than mine!. Bodywork looks good though. Those hydraulics must shake your car apart.
#14
Re: hey
Originally posted by N34JZ
we need to meet up, Ive got some ideas you could probably help with.
we need to meet up, Ive got some ideas you could probably help with.
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