EvilDorito11
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Im finished with the torso and most of the front chest peices...Where can I find the elmers fiberglass resin???
EvilDorito said:Im finished with the torso and most of the front chest peices...Where can I find the elmers fiberglass resin???
Your pepping looks good! just take your time with the helm... It's the most visable and recognizable piece
Im finished with the torso and most of the front chest peices...Where can I find the elmers fiberglass resin
Loess said:A good way to do it is to leave the visor in while you fiberglass, just don't put any resin or glass on the visor. A dremel, razor knife, or X-acto all work well to cut out the visor.
TheSpartanMjolnir said:Actually adding resinto the visor adds more structure and strength then having a piece of cArdstock that can bend and warp your piece already
ACDCrockr209 said:Well I saw this dremmel at Lowes for about $40. Going to have to get that so I can cut it out my visor.
I'll give my visor 1 more coat for stability and give the helmet 1 or 2 more coats, that way its sturdier when I glass it.
Thanks!!
-Pony
P.S. Going to post a pic of my completed thigh peice later on today.
A quick suggestion regarding the helmet visor. If you're planning on making a helmet as good as rube's or link's, you're going to want to vaccuform your visor. Assuming this is what you want to do, you could fiberglass the inside of the visor, making it very strong, then cut it out with a dremel (if you get one). Then, you could use that cutout to bondo over and get to the right shape, then use that to form the plastic over in a vaccuformer.
I'm working on my ODST suit and that's how I plan on doing my visor, but I've got a long way before I'm to that stage since I'm working from the feet up.
Anyway, just a suggestion.
Lookin' good! can't wait to see the finished suit!