Wheel Mod Part Deux
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What type of resin did you use and where did you get it from? I think it would be good info for someone to reference later.
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http://www.polymercompositesinc.com/
Any of the structural resins can be used.
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I like the outcome. Just curious, but can the resin you used withstand the temperature changes, the rotational force, humidity, etc of daily driving over a long period of time?
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Thanks all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awmnUz1Ag5E
Here's a video of the clear version of the resin I used.
#18
Not going to lie, after looking at the first few pictures, I didn't know how I felt about the mod and what the hell the outcome would be.
Needless to say, it turned out very well.
I have a feeling this could lead to a trend of semi-custom rims.
Needless to say, it turned out very well.
I have a feeling this could lead to a trend of semi-custom rims.
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I wonder who approved of the design at MB or manufacturer when they decided to sell or resell the wheel. It looks so much cleaner without the holes. Now it kind of reminds me of TCIIIs.
I've been at the forefront leading the way since '05 and the movement hasn't gained much speed.
I've been at the forefront leading the way since '05 and the movement hasn't gained much speed.
#20
how much were those MB drifters if you dont mind me asking? are they 19's? specs plz. Im starting to fall for them because they remind me of the lmgt4... Pics of vinyl plotter?