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icon5.gif  fibreglassing new frontbar Mon, 19 May 2003 08:55 Go to previous message
can anybody help me here
i am building a new front bar
and i want to use the original, clean it up, build it up to my newly designed shape using polystyrene or balsa or something else, and then take the mould off that and then build my final product.
the guy from fibresports tells me that nothing will stick to the original bar and wat i hav to do is make a mould of the original, make a fibreglass copy of it, and then build up the fibreglass copy as things will stick to it. then make a mould of that, and the final product with that.
i can believe that nothing sticks to the origianl plastic, what about contact adhesive, or even bloody superglue!
can anyone help me here, wat do i do?
just to add, this guy was rude and a shithead.

thanks guys
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