homemade hikkatadori trunk?
Bondo would be a terrible idea. If you hit a bump hard enough the Bondo would probably crack and the hole lip would fall off. I started a project doing this. But what I did was get a large peice of styrafoam. And then shaved it down to the exact shape I wanted. In this case it was a replica of the hd lip. Then layed fiber glass over it. It was very light weight and felt solid. I sold it though before I. Finished. I'm going to be doing another though so ill make a thread.
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Bondo would be a terrible idea. If you hit a bump hard enough the Bondo would probably crack and the hole lip would fall off. I started a project doing this. But what I did was get a large peice of styrafoam. And then shaved it down to the exact shape I wanted. In this case it was a replica of the hd lip. Then layed fiber glass over it. It was very light weight and felt solid. I sold it though before I. Finished. I'm going to be doing another though so ill make a thread.
^ I didn't do the work, my paint guy did
what about if you bolt it in first to make sure it's nice and secure ?
thats what my paint guy did, he bolted the spoiler on for a nice tight fit before molding it.
what about if you bolt it in first to make sure it's nice and secure ?
thats what my paint guy did, he bolted the spoiler on for a nice tight fit before molding it.
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Lol ive been so close to doing it so many times i just really cant bring myself to do it
Bonding Epoxy is very strong. You would need a hammer and chisel to remove it.
Because you won't find one for cheap. You are better off getting the pre-molded trunk because it will come out cheaper and be less of hassle
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