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For fabricating inner wheel arches - mud fenders - for me to RSR body I decided to do one off set for me: first I prepared the casting surface with aluminium tape to form I wanted (after moving front cooling systems 60mm forward, reforming the washer tank for lowered large diameter wheels etc.) and then I did epoxy and fiber work "in site" carefully with paintbrush to multilayer level. Apparently it succeeded even to all the way up in the rear without dropping to floor, so rough base forms for mud fenders is done. Now I only must remove them, cut edges, add stone chip protection and do final assembly. Then this car can be driven in anger in gravel, ice and other dirty conditions without destroying car...

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Old 03-06-2018, 03:00 PM
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