urithane
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From: Sayreville nj usa
Car: 02 redfire gtp coupe
Engine: 3.8 modded and supercharged
Transmission: 4t65-ehd
urithane
does anyone work with the stuff? i want to redesign the camaro nose to fit a project im doing. i have a liquid intercooler i need to fit in. i want to cut a stock nose to match the setup im using and add some driving lights. i fugure id have to make a mold of the new style then fil it. but i never hear of anyone using the stuff. anyone know whats involved?
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You can cast urethane yourself, make a flexible silicone rubber mold and then mix up a 2 part urethane compound and pour it in. It has to be done in a single pour though and the stuff starts to cure pretty quickly with a large amount of heat, so it would be difficult to mix enough to pour a large part by hand. Fiberglass would probably be easier.
do you mean urithane or urethane? at first i thought you couldn't spell, like me, and googled it and found out it really is something for performance applications, looks like for import applications mostly.
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Car: 02 redfire gtp coupe
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actually i cant spell lol. i have a habit of typing to fast. the stuff the front bumper is made out of. i want to use that material. i want to chop a front bumper and add the designs i have in mind and then make a mold and pour the stuff in. i figure it would be a lot more durable then a fiberglass nose since the roads in jersey suck.
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From: Sayreville nj usa
Car: 02 redfire gtp coupe
Engine: 3.8 modded and supercharged
Transmission: 4t65-ehd
there are alot of vetts around here. most with cracked noses for the older models. i know in my area and the area i work in i hit the nose of my grand prix a few times a week. why should i spend alot fo time designing a nose that will be destroyed in a few weeks? just to get into the parking lot where i work i have to stop and make my way in sideways. and the street i live on hasnt been paved in 39 years.
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