Front turn signal light covers project (Page 4/7)
seajai JAN 16, 08:51 AM

quote
Originally posted by no2pencil:

Wow, very nice. Any plans to do this for the f355/Amida bumpers?



I don't, but if you wanted to make a mold and send it to me, I could make a couple covers for you.

Danyel JAN 16, 08:47 PM

quote
Originally posted by JohnWPB:

I am hoping to order a smoked pair from the GT rear bumper. It will give a much cleaner appearance for sure!

I hope Rodney doesn't come in this thread asking for proof that these lenses are real



hahahahaha ........... is SEAJAI a girl or guy .............. anyways I am sure they will be produced because THE MOLDS AREN'T FOR SALE !!!!!!!

I'd be in for a pair ... but I have a Formula !!!
regards to all
Danyel

------------------

Black Widow Build Thread 2007 - 2014 Tylers Toy
My Low Profile Buckets for sale My LED Sidemarkers for sale

FieroMaster88 JAN 16, 11:14 PM
I'm in for a smoked set front and rear for my 88 coupe!

------------------

88 Coupe: 2.0L Turbo 4 Cylinder, W2A, T25 Turbo, water/meth injection
84 Indy #64: Restoration Project
01 BMW 525i: daily driver

Rodney JAN 16, 11:37 PM
So what can't one make an overlay like this to cover the GT lenses?

------------------
Rodney Dickman

Fiero Parts And Acc's Web Page:
All new web page!:www.rodneydickman.com
Rodney Dickman's Fiero accessories
7604 Treeview Drive
Caledonia, WI 53108
Phone/Fax (262) 835-9575

Rodney JAN 16, 11:50 PM

quote
Originally posted by JohnWPB:

I hope Rodney doesn't come in this thread asking for proof that these lenses are real



I have a 10 lie minimum before I might state my opinion(s). I see no lies here. I see someone doing an excellent job.

Rodney
NightMare Cruiser JAN 17, 08:07 PM
One maybe two sets. Based on price!!

------------------
It's a CAR, now drive it!!
http://s1277.beta.photobuck...50016365924013387734

After all the work, It's time to drive it!!

seajai JAN 17, 09:47 PM
I'm running into an issue with the lenses. The originals I made for my car had some small pock marks on the inside of the lens after they came off of the mold. I figured it was from the MDF molds having bits of wood fibers sticking up, so that's why I remade them in aluminum. The problem is, the pock marks persist, even with the aluminum molds. I don't think it's dust because I've cleaned the living daylights out of everything. The marks are not really noticeable on the smoked ones but they show up more on the clear ones. The outer surface of the lens is smooth as glass, it's the inside that's giving me fits. I really don't want to sell them like they are so I'm going to take a little more time to get them perfect before I make them available.
Slammed JAN 17, 10:01 PM
Preheat your molds and dry your acrylic. Acrylic is hygroscopic. If it is fresh, you may not need to do this, but if it has been sitting for a long time the sheets can absorb moisture and will need to be dried. Also, If your molds are cold, they will create moisture pockets when the hot acrylic hits the aluminum.

You can also do a thin sheet of styrene first, and pull over that.

[This message has been edited by Slammed (edited 01-17-2016).]

wftb JAN 17, 10:02 PM
Try adjusting your heat setting .You might be a little too hot .I would like a set of smoke ones myself so the pock marks would not matter to me .
trivet JAN 18, 06:32 AM

quote
Originally posted by wftb:

I would like a set of smoke ones myself so the pock marks would not matter to me .



Ditto - I'm still in for a set of smoked, these look great!

------------------
Tim
'87 GT
Med Red Metallic
85K miles
Bay City, MI