fiberglass

I recently started the process to repair my broken 3rd Row Cargo Floor, and I posted the steps to remove the floor prior to repairing the fiberglass panel. Anyone interested in the process, check it out on Reddit:

I have been thinking about adding this hood to my 2008 Adrenalin when I have it painted in the next few months. I have searched and searched online and only found one guy who had one installed on his 3rd gen Sport Trac. I would REALLY like to see someone's painted and installed Amerihood on...

so i am going to see if there is any interest in a group buy for a cowl hood group buy for the 95-01 four door exploreres, and the 95-00 2 door sport. i had someone on a group post a link to a company that he bought his hood from. i had member ahodges call for me because the numbers on his page...

I've noticed on my 5g that the trim is flimsily attached and is starting to come loose on the tailgate/hatch. Is it realistic to fabricate replacement pieces from fiberglass to install in place of this crappy plastic? I am a rank amateur and have absolutely no idea where to start with this...

Hey everyone, i would dust like to show you all my custom ford explorer, all the work is done on it by me, in total it has 9 tvs , upgraded gauge cluster, racing seats, 22 inch rims, fiberglass doorpaneels 4 mtx 6 by 9s and 2 mtx 6 1/2 speakers, air ride suspension, full body kit i have a amp...

Plan on buying 4 10" midrange speakers in the next week. Would the C Pillars hold up 2 speakers each? Maybe fiberglass it? What would it take for these pillars to hold? What are your thoughts/suggestions? Arrows pointing to the pillars in the rear, closest to the liftgate TIA PPLES!

Okay, so I have my X. It's my first car as I'm 16. I've done some work already. Nothing crazy just changing the radiator because it leaks, TT, and thats about it. I'm looking to completely transform it into a pre-runner. So could anyone give me at least a rough idea of whats been done to this...

I fiberglassed my ac controls into my console so I could keep my equal when I upgraded from my Jvc Kameleon to my new 640. http://m1159.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/Nobbins94/Mobile%20Uploads/2012-02-02_200453.jpg.html?o=8&newest=1

Similar to a felt-tip pen, its business end is a bundle of glass fibers that are just hard enough to be used as an abrasive on paint, and lightly on metal. In fact, the fibers' softness creates a self-regulating effect. When the roughness is gone and the nicked area smooth, force is distributed...

Save time and money by replacing folded sandpaper with PrepPen. Scuff, sand, degloss, clean. Faster, easier and saves money. Won't scratch glass or chrome. Reach where sandpaper can't. Also great for removing rust from paint chips or tight spots. Cleans electrical connectors too...