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#21 Bumblebee

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 04:00 PM


Think there about 5 each or there about's not 100% as I didn't buy them :)


Eh? I was talking about the spark plug cover - http://www.reverie.l..._code=R01SE0299


Sorry thought you was referring to the bolts

Yeah I was half tempted from reverie but there very expensive for what they are

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 04:08 PM

Aimy is yours one of those dipped ones? Think I remember reading something about a place that did it recently? -Dab-of-Oppo- bit steep that over 200 notes to say the least. Would skinning a plastic come out ok & would that still not be worth you doing? Cheers.

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 04:11 PM

Aimy is yours one of those dipped ones? Think I remember reading something about a place that did it recently?
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No it's a real carbon one that I had made up specially ;)

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 04:19 PM

Would skinning a plastic come out ok & would that still not be worth you doing?


If you just wanted the look it would be far better and easier to have a half and half 'faked' one. Would look identical once installed and the fit of the clips etc would be guaranteed to be snug. When I can be bothered I'll probably make a few skinned ones as I have loads of CF fabric on a roll and plenty of resin etc. Just need to find a few cheap bog standard OEM covers from an Astra or something to use as a base. You could allways have a go yourself it's pretty easy to get a good result, buying small amounts of materials just for one small job may not be the most cost effective if your not going to make use of bigger quantities though.

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 04:43 PM

Aimy is yours one of those dipped ones? Think I remember reading something about a place that did it recently?

-Dab-of-Oppo- bit steep that over 200 notes to say the least. Would skinning a plastic come out ok & would that still not be worth you doing?

Cheers.


I had my rear spoiler dipped by Hydrographics in York some years ago.

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Posted 26 June 2012 - 05:59 PM


Would skinning a plastic come out ok & would that still not be worth you doing?


If you just wanted the look it would be far better and easier to have a half and half 'faked' one. Would look identical once installed and the fit of the clips etc would be guaranteed to be snug. When I can be bothered I'll probably make a few skinned ones as I have loads of CF fabric on a roll and plenty of resin etc. Just need to find a few cheap bog standard OEM covers from an Astra or something to use as a base. You could allways have a go yourself it's pretty easy to get a good result, buying small amounts of materials just for one small job may not be the most cost effective if your not going to make use of bigger quantities though.


Sounds good. I'll form an orderly queue for one if you decide to skin some.

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