How To Make Fiberglass Fender Molds. Part 1 of 2. Sky-gea build: Part 8

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So nobody's gonna talk about that estate GTR

Long time but maybe you will see this, so when you put matt over , what is the difference between body filler and using gelcoat? What would i do if after resin + matt i notice i have some slight imperfections , would i do gelcoat anyway then body fill> paint or i would do body filler and gelcoat over and paint ?

It looks pretty nice but could you explain to me how to create the mold by using the existing fender and created your mold or do you use foam or anything like that to create

What is that thick tan resin you bused for the third to fifth lagers for the molds.

Why are you making fiberglass fenders when you have them made with metal already?

An absolute professional. I enjoyed watching every single part of the process.

As an audio engineer, we always say half the mix is done during the recordings (1st stage). So what TOW is doing now means after casting it's straight prep for paint. There will be nothing to fill or correct. Best way, great job bro, love it. If it was possible I'd like you wing my car!

So clean bro..nice

Awesome bro

No primeiro minuto que vi primeiro vídeo pensei esse cara sabe o que está fazendo

Love that you used real powder guide coat!

i didnt learn anything wtf

after applying that second coat of gelcoat when tacky, how long do you wait til applying first layer of fiberglass? do you let it dry or lay when tacky (like wet laying carbon)

I got 8 tiny holes in my buck that I cant seem to get rid of. Any ideas what to fill them with?

attention to detail is crazy, even marked down how many coats of release agent. I learned alot.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this video. It was really fun and interesting to watch, and I learned lots. Clearly a lot of time goes into moulding even a single panel, particularly when it's done as meticulously as this!

So why spray epoxy to just wet sand it? Why wouldn’t you just paint the whole fender before doing all the flanges etc? That way the part is sealed, and clear coated. Then you could wet sand that and polish that if you wanted.

Great video! I'm planning to take a mold for my bonnet

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Woow

i just start learning to do the fiberglass mold. But im not sure what material i should use.
I live in australia and sometime english make me confusing. Can you list what you use when you making the mold ?
I try to looking for the tooling resin but honestly I dont know what brand I should use..
Thanks and have a good one

Very very meticulous job n workmanship

What type of Resin is the Yellow/Tan Resin?

had no idea that epotec epoxy in white could hold such a good gloss level

Awesome video!

New vídeo please!!!! It's been 3 weeks since this last video and I'm starting to have anxiety😂

Awesome work man... i love the attention to detail and your methods are superb! Looking forward to the second video!

While i was watching this video, i found i was saying WOW constantly at your meticulous work.. Was an absolute privilege to watch.

is there a part 2 yet ,

Sanding fiberglass and blowing the dust everywhere in your shop while wearing a tank top is the most gangster sh!t I’ve seen all day.

if you are trying to get the best surface finish use a coupling foam pad between your sander & paper on your last go round.

Nice asmr brother.

Одержимый! 👍

Excelente trabajó, eres un chingón, saludos desde México 🇲🇽👍

dope video bro!

You are doing this step by step the right way !!! cant wait to see the end result !

Subbed!

Loving your work man! As a guy who's done some of this stuff myself I can only admire your patience and attention to detail. Top stuff.

Not seen any of these videos in a while. Looking tasty!

I hate when things are "smoothn't"

Used to do this kinda work. almost the same but for sure did more sanding to prep the mold for sure. either way its going to come out great

Master Jedi Level Mold Making. The only thing I would have done differently is allow the first layer to gel before applying subsequent layers.

This is fascinating! Lots of work goes into to this.

Sometimes I get so memorized by watching you work, I forget to read the captions! Which is really saying something, because I watch everything with captions

Great job mate... how long did it took??

But the real question is are you going to produce and sell these fenders as well or is this just for yourself?

Just curious as to why you tape over holes in the fender i woulder thort you want to know were they are?? This comeing from some1 who knows absolutley nothing about fg😂 some beautifull work btw you got skills👍