Riley's Evo VIII nose chop
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Riley's Evo VIII nose chop
Blew my transfer case and i figured i had some time to get some stuff done so i decided to go about doing a nose chop on my tarmac black evo 8. i did a lot of research on looking how others have done it in the past and went about trying it myself. the pics will do most of the talking.
the start
no turning back now
countersunk some rivets into a piece of sheet metal for extra strength
a quick layer of bondo to fill the edges and get a good base for fiberglass and fill the holes above the rivets
sanding...
fiberglass 1 layer
more sanding...
and still more sanding...
i still have a little more to do. one good coat of bondo on top to get a nice level surface and then fiberglass underneath to completely encoat the sheet metal to prevent rusting. a quick spray from your trusty neighborhood rattle can and that should be it.
the start
no turning back now
countersunk some rivets into a piece of sheet metal for extra strength
a quick layer of bondo to fill the edges and get a good base for fiberglass and fill the holes above the rivets
sanding...
fiberglass 1 layer
more sanding...
and still more sanding...
i still have a little more to do. one good coat of bondo on top to get a nice level surface and then fiberglass underneath to completely encoat the sheet metal to prevent rusting. a quick spray from your trusty neighborhood rattle can and that should be it.
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thanks
now to cut down the upper part
i wanted to leave as much as possible up there so it wouldnt break
taped off to throw down some paint to find parts that still need more sanding
first coat is just a light dusting
found some low points so another layer of glazing putty goes down
now to cut down the upper part
i wanted to leave as much as possible up there so it wouldnt break
taped off to throw down some paint to find parts that still need more sanding
first coat is just a light dusting
found some low points so another layer of glazing putty goes down