Artisan Spirtis front lip from BulletProof
02-12-10, 03:20 AM
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Im surprised it doesnt even say what material it is on their site. All it says is " ships directly from japan" is fiberglass that flexible? Im tryna see if it fits...it not im returning that thing. Its 8 bills id at least expect the fit a little better or at least show what material its made of.
02-12-10, 08:34 AM
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Henry is right. FRP, same as my PB kit. I've cracked the front nasty a few times and yeah, you can see the cracks. LOL, riding low sucks. I'm guessing the clearbra actually saved it from breaking in half.
Anyways, like I said it's a tight fit. You just have to suck it up and force it in. I would listen to a few members and use bags or something to protect the paint when test fitting. Even tapping up the areas that my get scratched will help.
Anyways, like I said it's a tight fit. You just have to suck it up and force it in. I would listen to a few members and use bags or something to protect the paint when test fitting. Even tapping up the areas that my get scratched will help.
02-12-10, 09:03 AM
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Im surprised it doesnt even say what material it is on their site. All it says is " ships directly from japan" is fiberglass that flexible? Im tryna see if it fits...it not im returning that thing. Its 8 bills id at least expect the fit a little better or at least show what material its made of.
02-12-10, 11:53 AM
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Here's a very easy rule when it comes to polyurethane on frp: fit the polyurethane onto the frp, not the other way around. You will not be able to fit the lip on the bumper while the bumper is still on the car. FRP is not as flexible as polyurethane so you will not be able to fit the FRP lip onto a polyurethane bumper.
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