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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Harbin1:
I've got a couple of Q's for Spooty:
Could you give us a list of about how much and what type of materials were used? And maybe where we could get some of that stuff?
How is the enclosure held in place?
Thanks. The box looks great!!! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] <hr></blockquote>
Well, I used two 1 gallon cans of resin, and some smaller cans also. 4 packs of mat, and a lot of .50 cent brushes.
I got it at advanced auto parts, and also at walmart. Advance was cheaper.
I drilled a hold in the bottom of the box thru the metal of the car to hold it. The mold was good so it kinda snaps into the car, then the screw/washer inside the box hold it in, no rattles. Hard to change the left side taillight bulb tho.
Thanks for the compliment.
I would manufacture them, but I like being original and dont have time.
Drew
I've got a couple of Q's for Spooty:
Could you give us a list of about how much and what type of materials were used? And maybe where we could get some of that stuff?
How is the enclosure held in place?
Thanks. The box looks great!!! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] <hr></blockquote>
Well, I used two 1 gallon cans of resin, and some smaller cans also. 4 packs of mat, and a lot of .50 cent brushes.
I got it at advanced auto parts, and also at walmart. Advance was cheaper.
I drilled a hold in the bottom of the box thru the metal of the car to hold it. The mold was good so it kinda snaps into the car, then the screw/washer inside the box hold it in, no rattles. Hard to change the left side taillight bulb tho.
Thanks for the compliment.
I would manufacture them, but I like being original and dont have time.
Drew
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