Subject	It'll look good once you fiberglass the sides of that
Posted by	Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on January 21, 2003 at 5:03 PM
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In Reply To	Few Pics of My custom vented hood, just made cuts posted by MAXWARP on January 21, 2003 at 04:38 PM
Message	center cowl. I would suggest goint wide on the fiberglass to blend it in nicely. Do it in two sections. lay the original fiberglass to close the angle.. then lay down layers to give a smooth look to the factory bumps on both sides. After that it should look pretty smooth.
Follow Ups	Few Pics of My custom vented hood, just made cuts - MAXWARP 16:38:25 01/21/03 how are you going to keep the center one up? fiberglass? (n/m) - 3 double-0 ZX(Va Bch) 16:43:58 01/21/03 just keep the piece of wood in there :) (n/m) - dbotos 16:47:50 01/21/03 nice. how you gonna finish it off? - sbsTT(MD) 16:53:06 01/21/03 It'll look good once you fiberglass the sides of that - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 17:03:01 01/21/03 Looks good, but NACA ducts face the other way (n/m) - mongoozTT 17:06:58 01/21/03 yeah, like mongoozTT said, your NACA ducts are facing - KILLR300ZX 17:46:24 01/21/03 Yes, but you want to suck air out in this application - Turbodog (CT) 18:56:10 01/21/03 Hehe, way to revise your post.... - KILLR300ZX 18:57:41 01/21/03 I think it will still work, just not as well. (n/m) - Z U N L 19:23:25 01/21/03 An idea that may help >>> - Z U N L 19:32:37 01/21/03 Looks good Rich... - CarbonZTT 17:54:07 01/21/03 coming along nicely-cant wait to see it finished! (n/m) - Wagz 19:05:57 01/21/03
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