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I just realized, that fiberlay doesnt carry carbon fiber stuff if im wrong. Sorry for the misinformation.

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i liked the CF toilet seat!! ;D

if prices were right i'd consider it....i always like the look of CF...but only for some stuff and in small doses

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I always got my stuff from www.uscomposites.com

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that is hot. i'd be interested in a cf hood for my crx. one to match the cf hood that is made by www.fiberimages.com the sir hood that fits the usdm crx. or something that has a hump across the middle and a scoop or something. i need the clearance for my engine.

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they carry it.


that's the same website as www.shopmaninc.com, they just have 2 web addresses.

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If you are interested in practicing working with carbon fiber i suggest you start with fiberglass. It is cheaper and basically the same idea.

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go to the rx7 forum and makes stuff for the 2nd gen rx7. if you make it cheap enough, it will sell like hot cakes.

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cool, thanks for the advice. I have a bondo fiberglass kit sitting in my garage. I used it to hold my stock center console upper half to an integra lower half and put in a little 3 gauge holder where my heater controls were. I'll probably try some more ---- later. I read that whole mold making thing on fiberlay.com and it seems expensive and difficult, that's shitty.

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Are you talking about http://www.rx7club.com/? I will keep that in mind, I think a friend of a friend of mine has one.

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hey stevemode is that winnie the pooh i see? :-*