Hil

iTrader: (61)

Great job! +1.. I would love to have these but I don't know the first thing about cf

DriftGirl

iTrader: (6)

Vacume infuse it....less work. Perfect parts after you get the process down. Its not easy but you can do it.

nexus 4.0

I’m guessing a clear Ziploc bag and a vacuum (simplistic view).
What exactly is the process?

JonSC4

iTrader: (2)

Just search google for how to vacuum bag. It doesn't seem too hard. I wanted to try it but never got around to it.

RX469

iTrader: (1)

Pretty nice job.

Ali SC3

iTrader: (10)

is it just me or does vacuum bagging it sound dirty..

nice job, i like it alot. would look more hawt on black interior

nexus 4.0

Yes dirty, I will wrap the bag around it and connect the vacuum.

DriftGirl

iTrader: (6)

LoL! Those are two different processes. Bagging it would be the easier of the two but not a 'simple' method by any stretch.

I used to make these parts in Dry carbon and the typical decorative stuff a few years ago. I saw a few old pieces when I put my SC up in storage. I'll grab em for pix when I go visit her this weekend

nexus 4.0

cool, we'll be waiting

felixsc300

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Coming along nicely!

al4nek

a little peak of cf lip, just after first coat of resin. Still have to remove lip from the bumper and do the top part.

rwdanthony

iTrader: (53)

wow that looks good al4nek! what lip is that? is that the DIY pre 97 lip onto the 97+?

al4nek

yes, it is pre 97 lip, bought it localy for $40 , it was all scratched and cracked in one place.

Mattmannz

Will the carbon wrap make it difficult to refit the trim around the air vents etc?

Looking good though.

Matt.

C-Thrilla

LUCKY!
I've played with fiberglass and have been thinking of trying to play with CF too. Where did you get the resin? What brand, how much? All i can say is good luck and don't fry your brain.. That stuff will get you higher than anything!