Cf Gauge Pods
#21
I definitly wouldnt make them for a TII, FD guys spend the cash, not
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
#22
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 15 2003, 06:00 PM
I definitly wouldnt make them for a TII, FD guys spend the cash, not
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
#23
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 15 2003, 07:00 PM
I definitly wouldnt make them for a TII, FD guys spend the cash, not
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
extremely critical of my own work, a by-product of working on boats all day.
I see no money being made in this for me.
For someone using cheap epoxy with no uv shield, then laying one layer of
CF and then maybe one more layer of glass- they can make it cheap. I cant.
#26
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 15 2003, 07:00 PM
I definitly wouldnt make them for a TII, FD guys spend the cash, not
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
FC guys. Besides S5 FCs cant use them anyhow.
I guess I am spoiled when it comes to doing side projects, I wont
take on projects if Im not going to make money on them.
and i can too since my car is from up north
but i dont want them ... just letting you know about other markets
#29
you can paint carbon fiber just as well as fiberglass, the carbon fiber piece will (hopefully) be lighter.
i'm with rob here, 75 for it is ridiculous either the guy is not making money (stupid) or they are not comparable to what was photographed in the beginning of the thread.
high grade epoxy resin and CF fabric alone will consume alot of $75, then add the cost of making the mold and materials consumed in the process. Not even including time it's already not worth it.
i'm with rob here, 75 for it is ridiculous either the guy is not making money (stupid) or they are not comparable to what was photographed in the beginning of the thread.
high grade epoxy resin and CF fabric alone will consume alot of $75, then add the cost of making the mold and materials consumed in the process. Not even including time it's already not worth it.
#30
Originally Posted by pengaru' date='Oct 30 2003, 03:14 PM
you can paint carbon fiber just as well as fiberglass, the carbon fiber piece will (hopefully) be lighter.
i'm with rob here, 75 for it is ridiculous either the guy is not making money (stupid) or they are not comparable to what was photographed in the beginning of the thread.
high grade epoxy resin and CF fabric alone will consume alot of $75, then add the cost of making the mold and materials consumed in the process. Not even including time it's already not worth it.
i'm with rob here, 75 for it is ridiculous either the guy is not making money (stupid) or they are not comparable to what was photographed in the beginning of the thread.
high grade epoxy resin and CF fabric alone will consume alot of $75, then add the cost of making the mold and materials consumed in the process. Not even including time it's already not worth it.
I dont think I would make CF ones anyhow, I can make them
from a better material and have the same texture as what the pillar trim
is made from now if I want and it would not be nearly as time consuming
as fiberglass ones, they would be flexable so they wouldnt crack if someone
was a bit rough putting them on, and they could still be painted if someone
wanted to.
I had thought about making them in black, but for the method I was thinking of
making them in I can easily change colors.
Problem is I would still want to make about 20-30 of them to make it all worth
my time.
By the way- besides the wet/dry CF, most of the CF stuff people are selling
is one layer of CF then its fiberglass, the CF is for looks, im not into doing
that.
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