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step#1 making your form step#2 cover your form with foil step#3 get your fiberglass ready all cut first step#4 spray cooking spray like pam to remove the glass from the foil and the form step#5 place your fiberglass in the form step#6 mix your glass and start brushing the glass on to the fiber only mix a little at a time so it won't set up on you to fast step#7 what 2 to 3 hr for it to set up step#8 remove the part from your form step#9 trim to fit step#10 do your body work on your part :) I hope this helps you all you can make you parts .

At work we have to cut 4" thick panles 12' long so this is what we came up with... new chop saw with 5" cut depth mounted on a 5" x 1/2" cs true bar that is captured by a bearing set up to the true bar. This has a 14' travel and up to a 5'cut depth. We took the new chop saw and configuered it to what we needed - just using the actual saw.. I think we voided the warrenty...LOL We will make a table under this with a spoil board perfectly square to the saw... Cool tool!

Well another year has passed. Once again the Indy cars come to Milwaukee Mile. (actually in West Allis) Been hard to concentrate on work all day with the roar of engines in the back ground. We used have no name for the track, just the State Fair racetrack. One of the oldest tracks in existance, it used to be dirt w/ a quarter mile inside the 1 mile oval. Originally used for horse and buggy races. Racers to this day have a hard time w/ such a flat track. (only 8 degrees in the turns) My father was a lifetime season ticket holder and never missed a race that I can remember.