focusedrage
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- Aug 3, 2002
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Laytonsville,
Maryland
So I ordered a flat carbon fiber panal that is 1/8" thick flat high gloss on one side, rough on the other.
I am making a single panal thay covers the entire center section of my 2G dash. Ill be putting riser knobs on the ac controls, and i have removed all the vent stuff, and relocated my stereo so i can have alot of space to mount gauges, switches and any thing i may need.
the thing is the carbon panal needs to be bent, well curved slighly to match the slope of the center consol, nothing drastic just a gradual bend, im sure you all know. The panal as it is bends very little and im worried it migh snap if i try to bend it into place as it is. So can i heat it some how and bend it into place? would a heat gun do or should i heat it in the oven then press into a template mold? Thanks for your help.
I am making a single panal thay covers the entire center section of my 2G dash. Ill be putting riser knobs on the ac controls, and i have removed all the vent stuff, and relocated my stereo so i can have alot of space to mount gauges, switches and any thing i may need.
the thing is the carbon panal needs to be bent, well curved slighly to match the slope of the center consol, nothing drastic just a gradual bend, im sure you all know. The panal as it is bends very little and im worried it migh snap if i try to bend it into place as it is. So can i heat it some how and bend it into place? would a heat gun do or should i heat it in the oven then press into a template mold? Thanks for your help.