What Shop: Does Custom Evo8 Diamond Removal
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What Shop: Does Custom Evo8 Diamond Removal
Does anyone know any shops, in chicago or anywhere else that does the front bumper evo8 diamond removal? or even a DIY?
cause this is sick
cause this is sick
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i don't know who's evo that is too i want to ask him... but i got it off some other thread.... someone once told me it was a custom job.... he should make a DIY.... it looks siiiick
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there phone # is 408 998 1693
eipracing.com
i dont know how the hell you could DIY this yourself because it requires fiberglass work and repainting and the entire bumper.
i can tell you how to do it if your confident in fiberglass work. then you could take it to a body shop and have them paint it for you.
heres a pick of mine jt and i did before paint. i had never done body work before and it wasnt to hard but, painting is a whole nother subject
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its jt's from eip racing
there phone # is 408 998 1693
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i dont know how the hell you could DIY this yourself because it requires fiberglass work and repainting and the entire bumper.
i can tell you how to do it if your confident in fiberglass work. then you could take it to a body shop and have them paint it for you.
heres a pick of mine jt and i did before paint. i had never done body work before and it wasnt to hard but, painting is a whole nother subject
there phone # is 408 998 1693
eipracing.com
i dont know how the hell you could DIY this yourself because it requires fiberglass work and repainting and the entire bumper.
i can tell you how to do it if your confident in fiberglass work. then you could take it to a body shop and have them paint it for you.
heres a pick of mine jt and i did before paint. i had never done body work before and it wasnt to hard but, painting is a whole nother subject
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somewhere, it was hell to find that one. really old pic. just wanted to re iderate the point that the whole bumper needs to prepped and painted.
there should be some pics of it from 2 jdm theory's ago but i cant seem to find them.
where in illi do you live?
there should be some pics of it from 2 jdm theory's ago but i cant seem to find them.
where in illi do you live?
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the next option is is to cut it down the center and use a blow torch to melt it down then sand it smooth. (i would not want a torch near my plastic bumper IMO)
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i would like someone to make a piece of carbon fiber that would cover the area. we could cut out the "diamond" ourselves and cover the hole with a piece of pre formed carbon fiber.
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Here is a picture of my car from myspace.
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...ageID=14774422
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...ageID=14774370
Call me if you are serious about it. PM me and i'll give you my cell.
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