[DMCForum] Re: 1/10th scale Delorean RC Car - Silicone Molds

["Josh Porter" <joshp1986@xxxxxxxxx>]

Uhhhh,
 are you over in the UK? I didn't realize the difference in the turn 
signals before the photo. All I did was gave them to a buddy of mine 
and he heated them up some how and said the red stuff peeled right 
off which gave it the clear look. The VW was a '66. I have a picture 
of the finish product that I will scan so you can see what I am 
talking about, it was the turn signals and the tailights. The turns 
signals turned out great but he did something to the tails to where 
they cracked and were brittle.

Josh
10989


> You installed white/amber lenses? Or you fabricated some? I'm just
> wondering how I'm supposed to cast two seperate pieces of plastic, 
and
> then get them to adhere to one another. Here is a pic of the lense
> that I want to create.
> 
> http://dmcnews.com/events/belfasttemp/3wreck-.JPG
> 
> I've even got some Vauxhall turn signal indicators for my front
> fenders, but never build up the courage to drill the holes needed to
> mount them. Next I'll cast some clear lenses for the front door 
marker
> lights, and will take some spare red lights for the doors, and will
> install them into the license plate bracket on the back, to make 
some
> fog lights.
> 
> -Robert
> 
> 
> 
> --- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Josh Porter" <joshp1986@xxxx> 
wrote:
> > > Better yet, just buy the kit with everything included.
> > > I've been thinking about using one of these kits, to cast some 
> > > clear/amber turnsignal lenses for the front, to bring my car to 
> > > more "Euro-Spec".
> > 
> > I did that to my VW and everyone complimented on them and how 
much 
> > better it looked with them. Of course the paint scheme played 
along 
> > with that too.
> > 
> > Josh
> > 10989

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