wait till you see the backseat

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

obviously you don'tyou just refered to a german automobile manufacturer as rice

Ok, calm down.

Oh, and a car doesn't have to be japanese to be considered rice. Ever heard of domestic rice? Rice is a style not a type of car.

I'll take back the rice comment, so don't get your panties in a bundle.

 

[Aurorav8 10+ year member]

No need taking your comment back, your opinion is your opinion. I'd just like to know why you'd consider the Audi rice?

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

No need taking your comment back, your opinion is your opinion. I'd just like to know why you'd consider the Audi rice?

I don't know. I guess i was probably just in a bad mood or something. Now that i look at it it's not ricey. It's actually a pretty badass car.

 

[PT Teal 10+ year member]

I really like the z here. There is a lot of very good fiberglassing going on there. Very close to what I am tring to do and hope to do it as good.

 

[PT Teal 10+ year member]

Wow, thanks for posting my page and the compliments (I am the owner of the 300ZX). Always love finding new people talking about my car. If you want to see whats new, visit my new home at http://www.z4u2nv.com and sign my forum page, or check me out in the latest issue of Car Audio & Electronics (Jan/04).
LaterZ...

Nice ride you have, but I cant seen to get on to sign your book. I did vote on it again. but please keep up the good work.

 

[todamgood4U]

Thanks, the install on the Z took 2 years to complete working part time in it. The glass work was done by my friend Chris and I did the design and finish work. I am not even in the car audio business, just love car audio and enjoy doing things myself.

As for signing on to my forum, I haven't seen any problems with it. You don't need to actually sign in to leave a comment. So if you want to leave something for me there, it should work. I just tried it myself tonight.

Thanks again...

 

[smullen 10+ year member]

Thanks, the install on the Z took 2 years to complete working part time in it. The glass work was done by my friend Chris and I did the design and finish work. I am not even in the car audio business, just love car audio and enjoy doing things myself.

I'm not that big on the car (any cars really, I like custom trucks), but I totally respect the time and effort you put into it and the outcome really is awsome...

Hella Props on the glassing!!!.... :thumbsup

I want to learn how to Fiberglass like that... I have done a few things, but nothing major....

Any tips or techniques you could share?

Besides any tips you have, I have a few questions...

What material did you stretch over the framing and apply the resin too?

How many layers on average did it take for what total thickness???

On each succesive layer, did you just apply another layer of resin on top of the cured resin or did you lay down more material then apply the resin too it? Details here would be real helpful...

My dream is to one day, get my Blazer in CA&E or AS&S or Mini-truckin at the least. (yea right)

Thanks in advance. I have seen a ton of Glasswork and that is some of the nicest I have seen...

 

[IgnoreMe 5,000+ posts]

thats not rice. those cars are sweet. these are rice //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif

http://www.ricehatersclub.com/pages/Ricevette.html

http://www.ricehatersclub.com/pages/cavalier-back.html

http://www.ricehatersclub.com/pages/toomuchgreen.html

some fine specimens there.