im going to shave side moldings..HELP
Originally posted by asiandoood
me, hardcore JDM? muhahahahaha. :rofl:
I own Rotas...the most hated by most hardcore JDMers
me, hardcore JDM? muhahahahaha. :rofl:
I own Rotas...the most hated by most hardcore JDMers
Oh yeah.
STFU NEWBIE!
Originally posted by Bumnah
Oh yeah.
STFU NEWBIE!
Oh yeah.
STFU NEWBIE!
touche' RICEBOY :fawk:
__________________
[ASIANDOOOD.COM] [INSPIRE USA] [FACEBOOK] [ENDLESS 8]
F/S: JDM EG9 Parts - PM me for info
[ASIANDOOOD.COM] [INSPIRE USA] [FACEBOOK] [ENDLESS 8]
F/S: JDM EG9 Parts - PM me for info
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
Actually side moldings serve a purpose, they keep you get fromt getting dented it some ass hits it with their door.
Actually side moldings serve a purpose, they keep you get fromt getting dented it some ass hits it with their door.
so an SUV door will hit what???? my door handle. it does serve crap anymore these days every car is bigger and higher than mine and the point of the door where it will hit will most likey be above the molding.
Originally posted by wilsel
Look at this, only one person replied with usefull info.
This board is turning into a bunch of fags waiting for the chance to be a smartass.
Look at this, only one person replied with usefull info.
This board is turning into a bunch of fags waiting for the chance to be a smartass.
So you want to shave your side moldings. Ok, well here is what you do to make it last.
Get a strip of sheet metal. Enough for both sides.
Take it to a shop or someplace where you can use a welder and dont have to pay someone. I like using the air force base hobby shop. they have welder machines. anyways. Cut out the sheet of metal to the shape of the hole. Tack weld it over the hole and there you have it. Now, is the touch ups. Keep shaving and trimming until its as flush as you can get it. Make sure its really really flush. After the metal is flush, then you fiberglass over it. Just use layered fiberglass that comes in the rolls or you can use the liquid. Layer it over the metal and keep it smooth with the body. After that, bondo in any other holes or spots you didnt get. Then you are ready to paint. there you have it. That will keep the shave in great condition for alot longer than filling the hole with glass. Hope that helped. It worked for me when I shaved my inner hatch lights and license plate.
Lates
Get a strip of sheet metal. Enough for both sides.
Take it to a shop or someplace where you can use a welder and dont have to pay someone. I like using the air force base hobby shop. they have welder machines. anyways. Cut out the sheet of metal to the shape of the hole. Tack weld it over the hole and there you have it. Now, is the touch ups. Keep shaving and trimming until its as flush as you can get it. Make sure its really really flush. After the metal is flush, then you fiberglass over it. Just use layered fiberglass that comes in the rolls or you can use the liquid. Layer it over the metal and keep it smooth with the body. After that, bondo in any other holes or spots you didnt get. Then you are ready to paint. there you have it. That will keep the shave in great condition for alot longer than filling the hole with glass. Hope that helped. It worked for me when I shaved my inner hatch lights and license plate.
Lates


