This ended up being a little tougher then I had expected. But its done (minus the paint). I used plastic to fill in the hole, shorthair fiberglass for rigidity and shaping, and polyester glaze puddy for finishing and imperfections. I can get better pics once I get it painted.









Winter wheels

 

DAMN!!!

Another on of these.

Looks real good.

And now a JDM *** and you're seeeeeeettttttttt! WEEE!!!

 

JDM rear is next on my list.

 

nice nose job! i want to do this one day...

on another note those winter wheels look horrible. lol...

 

That's good.

 

LoL!!!! Haha.

 

LOL, yes I know. They are extremely ugly but I picked them up with snowtires really cheap. They were curbed and scratched, so I picked a random color and painted them. They'll be off soon enough.

 

the chopped nose looks nice, ive been looking for a cheap bumper to do that to

 

looks nice! good work.

 

Looks clean.

 

'Nose looks great! Nice work!

 

ahhh u did this nose job the bad way, Its better to trim the nose then melt the plastic down and mold it flat. This way you have a nice layer of plastic in that area. With the way you did it, ur gonna see cracks from the bondo over time and it will be a hassle. But u did use some plastic so props to you


Looks good man

 

ur suggesting to melt the cut piece of the nose to mold it flat? hows your process? i plan on doing this very soon

 

The best way to do this is melt/mod the plastic flat then shape/mod it properly to get a flat surface.

Ill get u exact details from my buddy who had is done this way, fwi his bumper was done 2 years ago and still is issue free

 

If you could get your buddy to write up a how-to im sure there are many people (myself included) who would greatly appreciate it!

Brendan