my car is at the shop after i had a hole patched in the rear bumper and had the front and rear repainted my side skirts need fixing too i was going to take it back to him next month to finish up getting stuff ready for HIN atlanta however i'm short on the money right now but he's going to work with me and i'll pay him what i can and give him the rest whenever i get it? Plus i've already pre-registered for the funk master flex show in two weeks so should i ....
this guy has done some sick cars i'll take some pics of his acura and his f150 tomorrow and post em up

 

If your just doing the sides and have the money I would say yeah but...
If you are asking if you should mold the sideskirts, front and rear bumper to the car? If so I say no unless you have alot of money. First it's probably gunna cost alot to get it done. Second if it's not done right, (and I know alot of places don't do it right to cut costs) you will need to do it again in a year or so.
Third and most important, if you ever hit something head on, damage the front, or just decide you want to change the front bumper, instead of just being able to swap out bumpers you will need to unmold the bumper, the fenders that it was molded to will most likely have been damaged if it's from a wreck, they will also they will also need to be removed. Then you'll need to mold everything again to make it look right with the sides and back being molded.
I know thats alot of if's but it's always something to consider. I would only recomand molding if the car is going to be show only and trucked to shows
Just my $0.02

 

yeah i went and talked to the guy this morning he recommended molding for kits that didn't fit exactly right, were damaged, or had side vents like his eclipse so imma let him go ahead and shave down the lip on the side skirts and put in some support rivets for them and repaint them to match the car here's some pics of his other cars

 

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mold the side skirts, would look sick

 

NO BLUE NO GET OUT OF MY THREAD!!!! oh you're keeping the lancer ok you can stay now i was looking fwd to you buying the crate but looks like you're stuck in lancerville which isn't a bad thing since your cars paid off enjoy not having a note

 

like the other guy said, if you have money then do it
but from my friend experience with molding kit
it pretty much suck, cause if you damage anything
its gonna be a pain to replace cause its molded to the car body already

 

since it's a daily driver i think i'll leave the molding alone if it was a show car/weekend car only then it'd be different

 

see if i ever give you back your stock front bumper

 

eh just mold it urself

go on streetsourcemag.com and look in the tech articles, they show how to mold the body lines on a mazda truck....im sure u could do it.

 

my personal opinion would NOT to mold the front/rear but MOLD the sideskirts...gets rid of the ugly body lines that ruin a nice clean look. but thats my opinion so take it as u wish.

 

I molded my rear bumper so far and its not messin up and if you know what your doing it should be good. i rivet it up set up brackets grind the bottom n top fiberglass resin it on the back seals den fiberglass front n sand n bla bla bla...but ya its been a month n ive actually rubbed my bumper on da driveway n notinhg bad at all ive taken body courses for 5 yrs so maybe its my experience. oh ya i also undercoated the kit so less sound n less chances of rocks doin suttin to kit...