Well I want to make a heatsheild, where can I pick up black ABS plastics in sheets?
just a note we dont have TAP on the east cost
just a note we dont have TAP on the east cost
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look up plastic on the phone book or google locally. If not sdplastics.com delivers.sigpic -
Locally is going to be your best bet though. Sheets of plastic get expensive to ship as they go up in size.Comment
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the plastic wont melt?AWD > RWDComment
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He probably wants to use it as a heatshield on his intake. Won't get that hot.
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i see.AWD > RWDComment
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alluminum is preferred, but for cheap plastic, go buy a small garbage can at home depot.3 pedal club
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Why would you want a a piece of metal that conducts heat over something does it less?Originally posted by idanity View Post1985 BMW 325e
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Go to a local sign shop and ask to look at the alumacore they have avaible, its a great insulator of heat. its two real thin layers of aluminum with plastic sandwiched in the middle.-DanComment
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Go steal a couple of serving trays from Burger King
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my friend got a little plastic garbage can and just cut it to fit and it works just fine,.-Paolo
1986 325e RIP.
1989 525i
1986 635CSI
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sorry for the lack of replies I was installing my new miller shit all day.
the garbage bin is a good idea88 325ic ~~~> Rusty and ugly
85 E ~~~> RIPComment
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