Here we show a detailed, Step-By-Step process of casting a Fiberglass Hood Scoop from a custom built mold.
We have had a lot of questions on the fiberglass molding process, so we put together this video to hopefully answer those questions and help you on your own projects!
We build these custom hood scoops for Dodge Challenger SPS Shaker cars.
Have Questions? Leave a comment! We will try to answer them the best we can!
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This video is intended for entertainment purposes only. Power tools, equipment and supplies related to customization fabrication and repair can be hazardous. Follow manufacturer directions and wear appropriate safety equipment. Do not try this at home.
PLEASE NOTE: All modifications to body, tinting or covering lights, vinyl wrapping, or modifications of any kind may not be legal or DOT approved. We do not recommend this modification or suggest this modification. Check with your local laws and governing bodies before any automobile modification.
Sam Kimmel
Kimmel Fabrication Studio llc
Fort Wayne, IN
We are not sponsored or affiliated with any of the brands or sponsors for any of the products shown in this video. We use a variety of products at our shop, this is what we decided to use on this particular project. If you have questions feel free to ask!
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