need advice with carbon fiber wrapping

[ff_drift_lol]

i know some of you are into wrapping interior trim with carbon fiber. i can go to the body shop supply down the road and get fiber glass sheets with no resin in that blueish black color for dirt cheap. basically i need advice for wrapping my custom canards and future diffuser and front splitter with this stuff. they are made of 26g steel, would i have to round off edges to make it look legit? is this steel too thin? i just need advice for prepping the materials for wrapping in fiber glass. i have no idea what i'm doing for once.

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[cobalt123]

http://www.chevycobaltforum.com/forum/f13/how-get-started-doing-carbon-fiber-work-487/

 

[ff_drift_lol]

sweet man thanks!

 

[dman090]

so when you getting this diffuser and spliter??

 

[ff_drift_lol]

i have a lot of plans. its not a matter of getting it though, it's a matter of building it. i am a do it yourselfer at full force. i will figure out the cheapest, most legitemate way of doing things. i dont have a lot of money but i love what i want so much, trust me i will get there. you guys know me by now, i'm itching for it.

 

[dman090]

hmm what you gonna build it out of? yahh i am a DIY kinda guy too. except for when it comes to painting stuff, no matter what i cant ever get my shit to come out nice

 

[ff_drift_lol]

i have a very talented painter teaching me the art. hes the main guy at my dealership, which is cadillac, which is fucking flawless...and yeah. i know my shit, this guy is nasty. but anyway, the canards will be 28 ga steel wrapped in fiberglass. only an idea, but i think it will work like tits. the rear diffuser and front lip...26 ga. heavy but the point is downforce anyway. plus idc about function. wrapped in blue glass, done just right like i always shoot for will be tits and vagina. i love vagina.

 

[cobalt123]

no prob it was around here somewhere

 

[dman090]

form > function

 

[cobalt123]

its nice to see a bumped thread get some action