Seamlessz24 build thread from start to present!

What's up Jeremy. I did not know that was your ride! I was just viewing that thread thinking to myself damn!

Thanks man. It's got a long way to go. It will be done for Dropt and Destroyed 30 haha. I'll have to hit you up next time I'm over at scotts.

Well I wanted to work on my engine compartment this winter. I was inspired by some hot rods that have custom sheet metal engine covers. Unfortunately it was almost impossible to make mine symmetrical because of the lay out of the 2.4. I am not sure what colors I will be painting it, and not sure at this time if it will be for shows only. I have done research and it should be just fine leaving it in. This has been a lot of work! Holy hell. But I'm digging it, it deft. Goes with the shaved look of the car.
First thing I did was wrap the engine compartment with alluminum foil to work as a mold, then wrapped the whole engine bay with fleece very tightly
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Next was to add about 5 coats of fiberglass with chop Matt and cut out the openings
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Next was grinding it all down smooth and coating it with milk shake (resin and filler mixed
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And where I stand at the moment 2nd coat of filler
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Also notice the wiper cowl has been made smooth, haven't had a chance to add filler. Enjoy!

Looks pretty nifty man, keep up the good work