New gauge pod:
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From: Enfield, CT






Here'* the first stage of a new gauge pod. Required me to learn fiberglassing. (Can be itchy stuff), and sand until ... yeah..I'm still not done sanding yet.
Started checking position

Cut hud panel and laid some fiberglass


Got the panel out of the car and did more glassing

Flip over and glass the underside

Start shaping by filling with more resin and kitty hair

It'* soooo beautiful!

Bondo time after some sanding of the glass

Hours and hours of sanding and more bondo later.....I painted it the wrong color because of not cleaning out a nozzle on the right color paint can. (can is wasted now)



Remember...this is not the finished product... only the first look and it'* painted to show me lines/issues...
(Finish your pod or play with your monkey??? your choice j/k)
Started checking position

Cut hud panel and laid some fiberglass


Got the panel out of the car and did more glassing

Flip over and glass the underside

Start shaping by filling with more resin and kitty hair

It'* soooo beautiful!

Bondo time after some sanding of the glass

Hours and hours of sanding and more bondo later.....I painted it the wrong color because of not cleaning out a nozzle on the right color paint can. (can is wasted now)



Remember...this is not the finished product... only the first look and it'* painted to show me lines/issues...
(Finish your pod or play with your monkey??? your choice j/k)
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Enfield, CT






I didn't want to see lines or not have it line up with the dash. As wilth all mods that I do for the interior, I aim for clean and whenever possible a stock look.
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From: Montevideo, MN MWBF '05, '06, '07 WCBF '06 '07 survivor

Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Now the question is...add another to the right side or left...?




