rubber rot in the quarter extensions

Thanks for the words of encouragement from all . Just wondering, the cost of the molds is more expensive than I originally thought for shure . The single biggest thing I learned was you have to start this process with an exit strategy or its gonna cost you time or money . I'm hoping that I will be demolding for the last time and moving on to the next step . The drivers side is coming along way faster because of the education and the positive input from the members on this page . Thanks to all !
 
jasperjacko said:
what's the word
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The word is slow going I have one side 98% ready the other side is in rough body work and it's too cold in the garage to work on them . When the weather gets warmer into the 40s I can get the garage warm enough to work . Thanks for the continued interest and support.
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Dr Lebaron said:
Still say 3D printer.
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I look into 3d printing early on there are some draw backs . The finishes would not be all that good . And the material that's used will not stand up to temp changes . That's why I chose to use casting resin
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Dr Lebaron said:
Still say 3D printer.
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I look into 3d printing early on there are some draw backs . The finishes would not be all that good . And the material that's used will not stand up to temp changes . That's why I chose to use casting resin
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Im still working on the left side extention the body work is coming along but slow . The dr. Put a damper on my way of life and had to make a few changes losing weight will take care of most of it .here is a photo of where im at

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Thanks guys the reason this is taking so long is you can only work so many 16 hrs. days and wrench when the time permits (none ) it's still happening i promise
 
3M and others have two part flexable part repair products, adhesive and filler etc..These products are epoxy biased.
 
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