Irish350

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honestly, I can tell the time and effort youre putting in. Even if it came unwrapped itd probably be worth it for me to grab one, just to save me the time and anguish.

Youre making your own door too or just re-wrapping over the factory foam/plastic/rubber (doubtful)?

LT4vert

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Havent quite decided yet . Im either gonna get a new door to wrap or try to heat form a new lid so it absolutely wont warp ever . Then pad it with foam and wrap it. The edges on this console were starting to warp . I took it apart to see how it was made , god now wonder it warps its got no structure lol . Its all molded foam .

Irish350

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I hope it wont take too long to get it wrapped, im already itching to see a finished product. It occurs to me how much better those lines match my 6le seats, and gives direction to the interior (plenty of ideas for matching door panels)

My cars going to be running shortly after like 4 months, so ill finally give-a-hoot and finish up the interior

IROCthisZ28forLife

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How to fancy finding you here Sean haha, Im looking at this as well =)

vikingramair

subscribed! Very interesting project, looking very good so far-i like it.

Irish350

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all the cool kids are in this thread, for sure.

You have a PM Derek

chrysler kid

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looks like the 94 trans am center console kinda

blackbyrd

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that is very nice dude

kinda makes me wish i had done mine like that

Trans Am Jam

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am I one of them?

FastRidesOnly

how much is the plastic repair stuff and where do u buy it. can u use it on a bumper that has a hole in it or cracked?

ssjason232

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this is badass. cant wait for more

vikingramair

Not sure since your car is for sale...........

Irish350

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Hahaha, exactly Jam, you're gonna have to try pretty hard to replace something thats as 'Marcellis Wallace'.

Im thinking about using this stuff with panels Ive warped with a heatgun (for fitment). I was also thinking this'd be a great alternative to fiberglassing interior door panels just for things like speaker fitment, which seems to be an ongoing theme with me (6.75" speakers instead of 6.5, being too deep, etc). You said its workable like bodywork stuff?

Jeff Smith

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Interesting.Done with your project and pixes here..
Good work

Trans Am Jam

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hahaha I'll be back in the game soon enough. Trying to get my *** in Cali.

6LITEREATER

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Subscribing

ReFtheMC

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Ya I'd love to see the product when its finished

Bird Man

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Nice work!

LT4vert

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For both the dynatron and the 3m glaze if I remember right I had about $45 between the 2 . I'll see if I still have the reciepts at home when I get there this weekend . As far as where to buy , I google them and whoever is the cheapest is where I buy it . Check your local automotive paint supply shops locally to, no of local shops had this stuff in stock . Yea you can use it to repair urethane bumpers , thats what both these products are originally intented for .

Sean , I think I would stick to fiberglassing on larger scale projects or clay molds and heat forming ABS or polypropylene on a vacum table . Both the dynatron and the 3m arent available in larger mediums than the tubes in the pictures I showed and would be HELLA expensive to buy enough to larger projects . Both are more suited for smaller projects like bezels and such .

Thanks for the compliments . Hopefully I get more done soon .

InsaneAuto86

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Looks very good! I used fiberglass and bondo on my center console. Holding up great so far.