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Carbon Tuner
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Well my next mould project is to create a front lip for the 2005-2009 Lotus Elise S2 USA version.
I ordered a fiberglass version to get the shape but I really want to make this part nice. As of now I have a perfect donor part, its just slightly warped. You can kinda see from the pic it does not sit flat, but it should!
Any ideas on how I hold this down flat while I take a mould from it?
I'm using the mould for resin infusion. I really would like to attempt the lacquer coating technique, “like the pagani zonda”
Also, Anything I should do to the mold to prepare for this?
Then I may use the orginal part to try and modify the style a bit.
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Prepping a warped part for mould casting
Carbon Tuner
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13 Years Ago
To get the part sitting flat a would suggest bonding it with hot-melt glue down to a sturdy...
Paul (Staff)
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13 Years Ago
Ahhh Crap, Epic FAIL... Well I went ahead and prepared my part, everything was looking good. I...
Carbon Tuner
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13 Years Ago
When i fail I tell myself "Hey Joe, u just learned one way of NOT TO DO your part" :D For the...
Joe
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13 Years Ago
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