Learner Officially Full-On Dubber
238 posts · joined Jul 2006 ·
hey there i need to widden my fenders! i got no knowledge in welding or beating. can anyone near ORMOND area in vic do it? I'll pay!
i need to widden my fenders!!!
VWCOOL 23 Windows of Awesome
5,158 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·
You need wheels with the correct offset!
free bump
free bump
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Hertz www.melburgluft.com
1,080 posts · joined Nov 2005 ·
How do you know? We dont know why he needs them wider. Try Australian Volkswagen Performance Centre in Croydon, or Volkommen Art in Clayton.VWCOOL wrote:You need wheels with the correct offset!
free bump
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Learner Officially Full-On Dubber
238 posts · joined Jul 2006 ·
alright i'll look theem up cheers!
Unity-28 TOO LOW? NEVER
1,742 posts · joined Nov 2002 ·
Hey mate, wht combo you running. Standard or super? wheels? there may be another way......
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boof2332 Custom Title Time!
1,210 posts · joined May 2004 ·
I will have some aero style rear gaurds to suit early bugs soon(not the big tail light). I cut about 1 inch from the body straight through the gaurd, spaced it 6cm all the way, held it in the right position and fiberglassed it. skim with bog and alot of sanding and there is your wide gaurd.
Matt
Matt
Learner Officially Full-On Dubber
238 posts · joined Jul 2006 ·
talking about fiber glass can anyone tell me how to use it? for the fenders and any other custom application?
barls Administrator Causer of Chaos and Mayhem
9,474 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·
make your shape then ether cover with glad wrap or use a release agent, paint the resin on then lay the matt on and cover with more resin making sure you get adequate coverage ie the matt goes clear and there is no air bubbles as they weaken the final product
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boof2332 Custom Title Time!
1,210 posts · joined May 2004 ·
there is also the way of having a matting area, where you have you matt cut in appropriate shapes and paint each side of them roughly and quickly so they are wet when you lay them in place. then you just puch in place with the brush to expel the bubbles. that way you will be actually removing resign as the brush soakes it up. this will make the end product stronger as it is the fibre matt that gives the combo the strength.
Matt
[ Edited on 30-3-07 by boof2332 ]
Matt
[ Edited on 30-3-07 by boof2332 ]