I'm finishing up my interior before i sell my car. I've been fiberglassing some of the interior pieces when i have free time. I'm doing the lower dash, lower doors, rear panels etc.. Pretty much everything except the dash and upper doors. Anyway, i took some pics of 2 pieces that are almost done. I used Testors model spray paint, they're silver with a transparent blue metallic pearl. I need to Kleer Kote them and they're done, i'll post pics of the rest as i finish it. What do you think?

those look really good. i dont know how you did them but i could never do that that well. good luck with anything else you are going to glass.

later

what did you use? i want to start mine real soon.

I did a step by step in another post, but i'll do a quick one.

First i scuffed the parts with heavy grit paper and drilled small holes for the fiberglass to drip through so it won't peel. I layed down a sheet of FG cloth and some poly-resin. After it dried i sanded it and used body filler on the low spots etc.. Then i used filler primer and wet-sanded them with 1000 grit to get them real smooth. After all the sand scratches were gone, i painted them with the testors paint.

P.S. The lower dash part in the picture i didn't use cloth because i wanted to keep the vents, so i just used the resin, it was a PITA and it's still not completely smooth.

Good luck. If you need more help let me know. Thanks

Looks good man

ok, i will look for the other post. i was wondering what you used for the bottom dash parts. if you are just using resin, then you wouldnt have to sand it smooth right? just get it rough so it has something to stick to?

>ok, i will look for the other post. i was wondering what you
>used for the bottom dash parts. if you are just using resin,
>then you wouldnt have to sand it smooth right? just get it
>rough so it has something to stick to?

It don't want to sand it smooth before you put resin on it if thats what you mean. You want it rough so the resin has something to hold on to. So yes, rough it up. Actually what I did before I started on my visors, was to rough it up a little with like 40 grit paper, then I criss crossed it with thin valleys with a dremel cutting tool.

great, thanks for the help guys. thats exacly how i want mine to look.

THAT IS PHAT!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG. how much weight do you think you'll drop? and how stong is it? how many layers did you put down? i'm done asking questions now....?...

They're not replacement parts, i just put a layer of FG over the stock panels, so actually if anything i'm adding a pound or 2 lol. It looks alot better in person, especially today since i put the Kleer Kote on. I'll get some more pics up soon.

very nice. I was thinking of doing the same thing.


Edit: Not all dsm's suck, just mine :)

could you email me the materials you used and the steps you took to do that? I would greatly appreciate it. I am going to be doing that to my car this winter if I ever find out everything that is needed to do that job right. If someone could point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it. TIA

>THAT IS PHAT!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG. how much weight do you think
>you'll drop?

He's probably gonna drop 3 seconds in the 1/4 mile with all that weight loss.

>I did a step by step in another post, but i'll do a quick
>one.
>
>First i scuffed the parts with heavy grit paper and drilled
>small holes for the fiberglass to drip through so it won't
>peel. I layed down a sheet of FG cloth and some poly-resin.
>After it dried i sanded it and used body filler on the low
>spots etc.. Then i used filler primer and wet-sanded them with
>1000 grit to get them real smooth. After all the sand
>scratches were gone, i painted them with the testors paint.
>
>P.S. The lower dash part in the picture i didn't use cloth
>because i wanted to keep the vents, so i just used the resin,
>it was a PITA and it's still not completely smooth.
>
>Good luck. If you need more help let me know. Thanks

hey send me the link for the step by step, and i emailed u check it out :thumbsup