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December 14th 2004, 20:57
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something i would like to know too!
how do you cut/drill/trim carbon fiber? is there any way to prepare it? i would hate to chip or tear it apart. thnaks, pete
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December 14th 2004, 22:06
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tools carbon joe has recommended to me:
tin snips cutoff wheel file when complete WHERE A MASK!!!!! i have used all successfully. mostly trimming on my firewall and wire cover.
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December 15th 2004, 23:51
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Thats some pretty handy info... I was also wondering on what kind of adhesive you should use if you dont want to drill into you carbon fiber?
just wondering John
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December 16th 2004, 21:28
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carbon joe had given me some 3M double sided film adhesive for the splash guards, but it wasn't enough. he recommended going to RTV next and it worked like a charm. plus acts like a black chalk along the edges.
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December 17th 2004, 23:31
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Thanx zen, Ive never done this before.....
John
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