There is no way the plastic he uses is 3/8" thick. It has to be 1/4", MAYBE 5/16".
As far as places to get it:
http://www.tapplastics.com/
Early IS/ES splitter pics?
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yup thats abs plastic. doesnt look too bad as far as price goes and you can even get it cut to size, pretty coolis this the plastic that you guys are using for spliters?
http://www.interstateplastics.com/de...sheetGP-SB1025Leave a comment:
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i`m also interested in CF splitter - fron iS lip!
any ideas, where can i buy that? wLeave a comment:
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Try Mcmaster Carr for the plastic sheets. They have a lot of materials like this.Leave a comment:
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We would do 2 strips and maybe more for IS/ES valances if we have more. Where can I get some ABS plastic? Home Depot or a store like that?Leave a comment:
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For a splitter though, I would trace it and then move it up and trace it again so it is hanging out alittle more than the front of the valance right?Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedanybody know how low an early iS/eS front spoiler is compared to a late model valence with a late model iS lip?Leave a comment:
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The plastic is just flat sheets of ABS plastic, probably 3/8" thick. He heats it to bend to the contours of the iS lips. A flat panel like for the eS spoiler would be extremely simple, just trace the shape of the spoiler to the plastic and cut it out.Leave a comment:
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I don't know thats why I asked haha. I knew you were doing the swap but for some reason it didn't click.Leave a comment:

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