Fiberglass body-kit
I don't think I'd ever build a body kit for a camaro since there are so many nice ones available for purchase. Good luck molding fiberglass to your bumper, the bumper won't work to well with fiberglass, dissimilar materials expand/shrink at different rates, it will hold but you will see how you molded it overtime, or get a big crack.
Originally posted by lownslocamaro
I don't think I'd ever build a body kit for a camaro since there are so many nice ones available for purchase. Good luck molding fiberglass to your bumper, the bumper won't work to well with fiberglass, dissimilar materials expand/shrink at different rates, it will hold but you will see how you molded it overtime, or get a big crack.
I don't think I'd ever build a body kit for a camaro since there are so many nice ones available for purchase. Good luck molding fiberglass to your bumper, the bumper won't work to well with fiberglass, dissimilar materials expand/shrink at different rates, it will hold but you will see how you molded it overtime, or get a big crack.
Yes, the kit would cost $500-700, but you would have a well made product. To build your own wouldn't be cheap either though, at least a few hundred bucks after you add glass, resin, mekp, acetone, tape, paper, primer, foam, etc and don't forget about the thousand hours of labor!
Body kits may be ugly to you, but that spoiler looks like crap on that car without the rest of the appearance kit. Should have done a LG motorsport spoiler or a performance spoiler from rksport, that ones does you no good, no offense
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Sep 30, 2015 05:44 AM



I was think about molding it myself.
