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Originally Posted by Chris D.
E-Glass?
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E-Glass is a type of fiberglass often used in the electronics industry (E means electrical). Motherboards are made from this type of fiberglass. It is cheap and easy to work with, but not very strong.
S-Glass is type of fiberglass used in load bearing structures (S means structural). It is a different chemical formulation that is 30% stronger (tensile strength) while being 15% lighter.
If you
really care about weight, sandwiching foam (or honeycomb if you really,
really care) between super-lightweight fiberglass (or Kevlar if you really x 3 care) is the way to go. Fender skirts aren't a big deal, but it would be good for anyone considering new hoods, body panels, etc.
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Originally Posted by brucepick
What's the plastic film and where to get it?
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You see the same stuff covering ipods and film lenses. Here's a review article of 3M's
Scotchguard Paint Protection Film.
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You have balls of steel. When I saw this all I could imagine was: bzzzzzzzzzz...POW!
Great job on the progress. I hope you show pictures of how you attach the metal to the body.
- LostCause