Where did you get an idea like this. Andt knew it was going to work. I love it I am not able to modify my car right now. But modd like these are the type of I can do. Something like this would be perfect. But I'm sure I would never be able to pull this off. It is very impressive! I am going to be sharing this. You can believe that
@TR3BORX III I started this project with an idea of wanting a project car. This jeep was my daily driver. So I decided to use the jeep as the project, started sketching what I wanted it to look like and started from there. Iv been doing fiberglass work for a long time so I know what works and what doesn't, and if it don't work I'll just find a way to fix it. Word of advice, just have fun with it. Measure 10× cut once..lol 🤣👍🏽🤙🏽💯
@Jerry Uy there are other ways of doing this, I just used a way I'm familiar with. I find this way to be easier than a pour foam set-up. But this way will cost you a little more but easy to work with.. thanks for the comment I appreciate it.
My man you are doing great.Thanks for the Videos I discovered you with custom steering wheel videos and workin on my own steering wheel.Now i needed custom bumper tutorial and its you again i am learning from you 👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Super dope man. Just laid some foam down earlier today to make custom mirrors for my 300zx. Came to yt to watch some peoples techniques and you’re def the best vid I’ve seen!
@Joel Heredia thanks im trying something different. Did you take the time to smash that SUBSCRIBE button? If so I appreciate you!! If not , its free...lol
@Xhuluano Murati lol 😆, that paste is actually automotive Plasticine, it like modleing clay. When heated it turn to a soft paste like, and when it cools, it becomes easy to tool..
Great minds think alike. On my 2001 I injected foam into both front fenders. There's just so many air gaps in there that the cabin actually gets breezy. So not only did this foam injection make it more quiet but it also aided in keeping the interior cooler or warmer as the case may be. The voids behind the headlights I also filled being careful of course not to block the air intake on the driver side front. It's worked well and any excess I just cut off with a knife.
@Midnight Mechanics Channel the reason I like loctite foam is, it's a more closed cell foam than greatstuff. Greatstuff tends to get brittle after a while, where loctite stays stronger longer. Better for my clay application.
@ThirdBayProductions. The clay is a Plasticine Polymer clay. I got it off ebay for around $50 for 5lb. I use the clay just to get cleaner lines how the automotive industry does.
@G Dub the front bumper took me a while, do to the fax that having a job gets in the way of progress. It took me about 3 weeks to complete start to finish. Waiting on materials and doing the work. In labor time I'll say about a 40hrs worth of time.
Bro you are the first BLK man on TH-cam doing this that I have found thanks bro
@590;56 thanks man!! I guess 🤷🏾. Glad your enjoying the content. Would like to see your concept hit me up on IG.
Nice work mate! I love the fact that you clean up as you go.. that shit can get messy super quick.
@Matt Walsh yeah man, that's one thing I can't stand is a to messy of a work place. Just makes things unorganized and hard to get around.
Where did you get an idea like this. Andt knew it was going to work. I love it I am not able to modify my car right now. But modd like these are the type of I can do. Something like this would be perfect. But I'm sure I would never be able to pull this off. It is very impressive! I am going to be sharing this. You can believe that
@TR3BORX III I started this project with an idea of wanting a project car. This jeep was my daily driver. So I decided to use the jeep as the project, started sketching what I wanted it to look like and started from there. Iv been doing fiberglass work for a long time so I know what works and what doesn't, and if it don't work I'll just find a way to fix it. Word of advice, just have fun with it. Measure 10× cut once..lol 🤣👍🏽🤙🏽💯
Thanks a lot bro, just what I'm trying to learn, Good luck to channel, great project.
@Jerry Uy there are other ways of doing this, I just used a way I'm familiar with. I find this way to be easier than a pour foam set-up. But this way will cost you a little more but easy to work with.. thanks for the comment I appreciate it.
My man you are doing great.Thanks for the Videos I discovered you with custom steering wheel videos and workin on my own steering wheel.Now i needed custom bumper tutorial and its you again i am learning from you 👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@RGT 77 glad to be of service to you..😂 thanks for the comment. I will be putting out more car how to's,, hopefully they will be a help to you aswell.
Super dope man. Just laid some foam down earlier today to make custom mirrors for my 300zx. Came to yt to watch some peoples techniques and you’re def the best vid I’ve seen!
Thanks @Dimos I appreciate the comment, hit me up on IG if you have one and let me know how your project is going.. would love to see it. 👍🏽
@@TheInkhousecustoms just followed you! I’ll definitely hit you up w any questions and show you how it’s going lol
Thanks 👍🏽
you got the skills mate ,thanks for showing me the way to making my own instead of paying big money
Thanks glad I could inspire you.
Dude you are amazing and highly talented unbelievable man good job!
Thanks, I appreciate you!!
Wow! You've given me so many ideas with your custom builds. Subscribed half way through the 1st video!
@89Mirageman are you working on a project? if so send me a pic! email: theinkhouse340@gmail.com
@@TheInkhousecustoms Will do man, sending them now.
Greetings to you sir.
I learned a lot from your educational clip.
Thank you very much .
God bless you.
Thanks glad I could help
That's amazing dude ! Hello from Kazakhstan man!
Thanks 👍🏽 be sure to SUBSCRIBE!! AND HIT THE BELL 🔔 AND PUT IT TO ALL.. TO STAY UP WITH THE BUILD.
Bro this is AWESOME
Thanks bro appreciate the comment 👊🏾
Brilliant, very cool work!
Thanks man appreciate the comment 👊🏾
You got skills fam
Thanks man!
Just incredible!
@Joel Heredia thanks im trying something different. Did you take the time to smash that SUBSCRIBE button? If so I appreciate you!! If not , its free...lol
Job well done
Thanks
Great job!
@Paul Shoup thanks my dude. 🤙🏽
What are the tools needed to make stuffs like this?
You check in the description, I have a list you can go through
Thank you my boi
No problem.
Wait.... Is that the way we hold the pu can when in use? Ow gosh i been doing it wrong all this while
Lol.. naw you haven't been doing it wrong, the straw is bi-directional. It can go in any direction you want it to be.
Someone should really brand a foam just for projects like this, this method is gaining a ton of popularity. Doing this to my 66 mustang coupe
@Michael Meissner your right, to me its the quickest way to setup a foam core or plug.
Muy chingon bro saludos desde México 🇲🇽👍🤘
Gracias
Well done..
@Michael Herrero thanks man💯
@Michael Herrero thanks man💯
What exactly is that nutella color paste you use
@Xhuluano Murati lol 😆, that paste is actually automotive Plasticine, it like modleing clay. When heated it turn to a soft paste like, and when it cools, it becomes easy to tool..
somebody can say where I can do same in massachusets?
You can do the same
@@TheInkhousecustoms I cant 🤷
That is a amazing
Thanks
Excuse me sir, is that bumper can be taken off when its needed or its permanent
@Ephraim10 Tbc the bumper is removable, watch all the videos to see the final results.
Ok2 thanks for response
Great minds think alike. On my 2001 I injected foam into both front fenders. There's just so many air gaps in there that the cabin actually gets breezy. So not only did this foam injection make it more quiet but it also aided in keeping the interior cooler or warmer as the case may be. The voids behind the headlights I also filled being careful of course not to block the air intake on the driver side front. It's worked well and any excess I just cut off with a knife.
Cool I would like to see how youe project came along.
One can of foam into each front fender. Nice and quiet cabin. Strangely quiet
Will be doing something of such.. since adding panels and foam will make road noise much quieter and cooler.
Sir what is the name of that White form
Loctite gaps and cracks amzn.to/3aYlKYl
where buy this foam
locktite foam spray - amzn.to/3aYlKYl
thank you how i buy fiber glass and other tools bro
All links are in description of video.
Do u do side work
do I do side jobs; yes!
Where are you located at
Im located on st. croix usvi
Dam when the the next time you coming to America
@@thomaslovell6087 I'm state side every year.
What kind of foam is this?
The foam is loctite gaps and cracks. Can get it from homedepot
What is this white foamy material?
Please mention its name
@Pakistan Geographic Channel the link is in the description.
do you find loctite foam better than the greatstuff brand?
@Midnight Mechanics Channel the reason I like loctite foam is, it's a more closed cell foam than greatstuff. Greatstuff tends to get brittle after a while, where loctite stays stronger longer. Better for my clay application.
@@TheInkhousecustoms i appreciate this info a lot and all your knowledge shared. i aspire to be like you skillfully
i like it ! SUper Like !
Thanks
Can you tell me where you got your clay and how much you paid for it?
@ThirdBayProductions. The clay is a Plasticine Polymer clay. I got it off ebay for around $50 for 5lb. I use the clay just to get cleaner lines how the automotive industry does.
@@TheInkhousecustoms Thanks! I might experiment with a cheaper method and use drywall compound...we'll see how that goes.
ALSUM BRO !!!
Thanks
Awesome build man!!! How long did it take for the final product??
@G Dub the front bumper took me a while, do to the fax that having a job gets in the way of progress. It took me about 3 weeks to complete start to finish. Waiting on materials and doing the work. In labor time I'll say about a 40hrs worth of time.
IM trying to build a Hypercar concept car out if my old car
Where are you from bro?
@Valdi I live in the US virgin Islands 🇻🇮, most ppl don't know where this is..lol. but its a little island next to Puerto Rico
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks for the info, sounds like you had a little bit of a Caribbean accent on some words so was wondering. Cool vids
Yeah man, thanks.
How much to make a small diffuser for a car? I will pay, whats your contact info?
@Saint Darrion Contact me on Instagram @Theinkhousecustoms we can discuss something.
😳!...👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿, Wow, You wanna do my car??
Lol, where you located?
@@TheInkhousecustoms Im from NC
Oh man I'm in the Virgin islands
@@TheInkhousecustoms Danm!😟😔
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Crazy right!
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Thanks man! You've given me ideas for how to start shaping my Spero Car. Check out the video if you want: th-cam.com/video/gDvgVBFieqQ/w-d-xo.html
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Greetings to you sir.
I learned a lot from your educational clip.
Thank you very much .
God bless you.
Thanks, I appreciate the comment. God bless you too.