20170214_200850 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170214_211326 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170214_211333 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrhere just made a straight cut right where its marked
20170214_212633 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrshortened about an 3/4 in or so
20170214_220219 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170214_222455 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrfitment is perfect, so i started melting the pieces together
20170214_231031 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrfrom the inside i reinforced it with metal paper clips welded into the plastic. Cant break it if i wanted to. I seen people gluing it with just a sheet of fiberglass repair but i dont think its as solid as actually plastic welding it. Once i fully melted the plastic just sanded down smooth
20170215_000804 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170215_001422 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrtest fit #1
20170215_002146 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170215_002209 by Daniel Pak, on Flickr
20170215_003424 by Daniel Pak, on Flickrand same idea is being done with the trim
20170215_185456 by Daniel Pak, on FlickrAnnnnnnnnnnd this will be the color im planning to finish the car with. It looks so goooood! My brother is the painter at our shop and I found the color chip of the paint i will be using. We also added a stage of glacier pearls after the base coat. So it will be a tri-stage paint. I cant stop looking at the test panel he shot. In the sun it looks amazing in person.
20170215_210444 by Daniel Pak, on FlickrThat is for now, will be updating as soon as i can! Peace out R3v


























































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