What an awesome process to mould a seat. Welcome back and thank you for the ongoing video content. Love it.

3 videos in a day? Dream come true!

Really enjoyed this video. I have used many of your videos to learn how to do projects for my resto-mod 73 Challenger. I am impressed with your patience and your expertise. Thank you for posting all the intermediate steps. I am learning so much from your work. Many thanks

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. What is the "mod" going to be on your resto-mod for the Challenger?

I'm glad you are back !

Love your work 👍

Awesome 👏

Hi Jay Firstly let me say a BIG thank you for letting us into your life and sharing a huge amount of knowledge. I've watched all of your videos up to date and am a huge fan. I've learnt a lot from you and have applied that knowledge in some projects (little ones compared to yours) of my own. Love the color of those seats, don't know which parts will be covered in leather though but the carbon fiber looks awesome! Thanks again for an amazing channel.

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. You binge watchers trigger the algorithm for me. The seats will have just some small pads in leather, so a lot of the carbon will show.

Thx for this one as well !

Brilliant.

I've seen a guy use fairing compound for boat hulls as his preferred shaping filler as it stands easier and is cheaper. May have also been readily available for him though. Liked the seat molding idea.

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Guess what?!!! It's raining. (Old Oregon joke.)

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- RAIN. It's Oregon; I live down South of you and we just have to work around it.. - I guess fiberglass cloth and resin doesn't like you. It likes me and at one point when I am working on a project I get a fury gloves from the flakes of f.g. cloth. - I love the smell of the resin but only outside, inside I feel it is rotting my brain ;-) - This is all very interesting and you present it well - You also have good teeth - no I not a dentist but when I walk around being around people I see thing. On to the next video. "A garage without a Porsche is just a dark hole" - Walter Rohrl - Porsche Development

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, my mother gave me those teeth! :)

I would so buy a pair of those shell seats

Do you do the poly resin coat before the epoxy resin coat is fully dry for adhesion, or does the previous coat have to be fully dry first?

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

Needs to fully cure before switching chemistry.

The only comment is spam, a travesty. Great video as always! Can't believe we get three at once!!!

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

A little repetition if you watch them all-sorry. It is a little bit of a test to see if endcards are feeding watchtime . . .or a waste of time. Ha!

@justcallmenoah5743

Жыл бұрын

@@BuilderCreator I watched them all, and enjoyed the whole time, even given the repetition. Definitely keep up the great work!

Hi, which body filler did you use?

@BuilderCreator

8 ай бұрын

If it's not going to be used as filler on a finished car, then I use the cheapest filler I can find, usually Bondo.

Please can you tell me does in carbon fiber seat need any core material or just some layers of carbon fiber is enough for a strong seat

@BuilderCreator

10 ай бұрын

Enough layers would work, or you can reduce the number of layers by adding a core.

@shayansaleem1137

10 ай бұрын

@@BuilderCreator can you tell me how many layers would be needed for 10mm thickness seat for that i have 3k 200gsm twill carbon fiber cloth and i have 2mm nomex honeycomb sheet.

@BuilderCreator

10 ай бұрын

@@shayansaleem1137 Well, to reach 10mm you are going to need 30 layers; as a 3K 200gsm cloth is only .254mm thick (.254mm x31=7.8+2mm honeycomb=9.8mm) But I would think that 4 layers as a base and 3 after the honeycomb would produce a fairly strong seat.

@shayansaleem1137

10 ай бұрын

@@BuilderCreator thanks a lot for helping me out. You mean max 5mm thickness will also be a strong seat. One more thing should i go with honeycomb sheet or lantor soric sheet 4mm for core ?

@BuilderCreator

10 ай бұрын

@@shayansaleem1137 I have never used Soric, so I could not give an educated answer on a comparison.

Whats the name of Carbon Fiber Small Fibers? Where can I Buy it?

@BuilderCreator

Жыл бұрын

You can find chopped carbon fiber in many places. (Amazon). I have discovered that I like to use a rotary cutter and cut regular carbon fiber (2x2 twill fabric) into small squares and break them apart. More random lengths and cheaper.

@frankmelero5511

Жыл бұрын

@@BuilderCreator Donyou have a Video using a Rotary Cutter cutting the material?

I love your project, but please change the seats. that middle section of your headrest will put you in a wheelchair if you get into an accident. Please protect your spine. You can't have a raised area in the middle there!!!!