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Per Schroeder
Per Schroeder Technical Editor/Advertising Director
8/2/10 5:22 a.m.

I've got the original molds for the LeGrand and hope to do a wet lay-up carbon body over the winter. Project car updates/editorial to follow.

digdug18
digdug18 HalfDork
8/2/10 7:13 a.m.

how did you get the original molds for the LeGrand?

amg_rx7
amg_rx7 HalfDork
8/2/10 10:33 a.m.

I took a class here: http://techshop.ws/

We did a small project to learn the basics of laying up carbon fiber over a kevlar mold/shape. It was pretty straightforward even to someone like me that has never worked with carbon fiber, fiberglass or anything else.

What I discovered is that the process of laying it up is pretty easy. What I also discovered is that making a mold in NOT easy at all.

Per Schroeder
Per Schroeder Technical Editor/Advertising Director
8/2/10 10:46 a.m.
digdug18 wrote: how did you get the original molds for the LeGrand?

They came with the car---one of the owners was actually an employee of Red's shop.

Per

novaderrik
novaderrik Reader
8/2/10 11:15 a.m.

http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69946

this guy is making a fiberglass spoiler/splitter for the front of his old Mopar.

Chebbie_SB
Chebbie_SB HalfDork
8/2/10 11:46 a.m.

Think about making something that may be used at home [planter, beer barrel,etc...] then try making half a dozen of something you can sell for the cost of materials to get a bit of trial and error experience without spending all your duckets on materials....

Just my 2 cents !

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