Making a smooth mould from a grainy plastic part

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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	Hello, I'd like to CF-copy some automotive parts like rear diffuser, side skirts, etc. which are made of rough plastic with a grainy surface. I may not sand the surface since I've to give the part back to its owner as is. Do I need to wax the surface first ? How to polish it ? What is the process to build a glossy mould from these kind of parts, in order to build aesthetic CF parts from it ? I'd like to buy the materials from EC as soon as I know how to proceed Thank you all French guy here
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Jess8bit - 13 Years Ago

up ! :laugh:

Jess8bit - 13 Years Ago

spray with 2k filler primer then sand smooth and polish up.

Warren - 13 Years Ago

[quote][b]Warren (11/11/2012)[/b][hr]spray with 2k filler primer then sand smooth and polish...

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