Thanks for watching, iv been personally looking for a video showing how to build a custom race wheel, and I couldn't find anything of value so I made this video thinking others might be looking for the same. Thanks for watching and commenting on this video.
Actually the dude from the Far East ECO-LAP Studio th-cam.com/video/UDsZsFJ1ai8/w-d-xo.html exposed the secret back in 2019. He got a lot of hate. That is how I learned to make my own wheel. I like your video too as it is updated with more details and very informative. Subscribed
The highest form of humanity- is to inspire. Real talk bro.. I been doing some work on my car.. this makes me look at it a little differently.. I stumbled across your body kit for the jeep.. I'm only guessing thats going in there.. mad respect. Your jeep is gonna be too dope when you're done.
Yessir the wheel if going In the jeep. Everything that is built so far is for the jeep. Thanks for the motivating words I'll be back uploading soon. More jeep build
Thanks for making this video! If this was your first time doing a project like this, in retrospect, is there anything that you would do differently the next time? I know that sometimes we often think afterwards, “man, I should’ve done this, or changed that!”. You did a great job and I really enjoyed the process!
@Greg Whaley yeah was the first time building a custom wheel, but me being a artist first and a car guy after, iv taken on plenty of projects that was basically the same concept. There are plenty of ways to approach this type of project. Would I change how iv done it 🤔 NOPE! Would I try another method in the future 🤔 MAYBE! I myself was looking for some type of video on youtube about making wheels and some was just basic wooden wheel or with a process so technical makes you think twice about doing it. So this was bare bone understanding of how to accomplish something like this. Thanks for the comment 👍🏽 I appreciate it!! 💯
@Maikyjoe Bohmer lol 😆 😂 I know I wanted to find some nice ones but did find non in time to release the video.. thanks for the comment tho I appreciate it.
@Eric Lewis yeah I seen that video also, what I did with the packing tape, which I forgot to show that in the vid is use the tape backwards sticky side out.. that was just to help the cloth bond better to the wheel.
@@TheInkhousecustoms may be better to use ceran wrap or like shipping wrap, glad to hear you did with adhesive side facing out haha was concerned when i noticed that
I @rawrtravisrawr I always tell ppl not to take my way as "the right way" I'm a DIY'er I try things that look right in my head, and if it works I just stick with that way. Thanks for the comment! 👍🏽
@@TheInkhousecustoms I was so in doubt at the beginning. I am completely ignorant on how this whole thing is done so when I see you adding bondo to make the shape, applying raggedy carbon fiber that looks like shredded fiber from a bums jeans I was very doubtful. But I stuck through the video and you definitely knew what you were doing and I was astounded.
Amazing video and work! I was wondering if you had any issues over the years of delamination of any carbon laminated parts like this? Do you post cure at certain temps? Ive been reading a lot of carbon skining and people saying with out post curing it will delaminate from the heat on a hot summer day. Would love to try this but dont want to have to re do it if it goes bad i appreciate any and all tips!
It held up pretty well, only part I have problems was the horn area where the vinyl peeled up. Other than that, there shouldn't be no reasons for any delamination. The laminate goes all the way around. The only thing would be if you don't prep the surface before starting your wheel. That wheel should be decreased and scuffed before any work is started.
love it looks good, congrats good job. Serious question is this really lighter if that is carbon fiber is it lighter or does it still manage to weigh near the same, or the exact same.
It is not lighter it actually would be a little heavier then original. It's just a appearance application. To get a real carbon wheel it would need to be created in a mold.
Damn bro that came out hella good. When I first started watching this I was thinking this probably isn't gonna turn out that well, I didn't like the honeycomb carbon pattern. But the finished product surprised me, shit looks dope!
Awesome job quick questions though. When you started the leather wrap, what did you fill that gap between the carbon fiber and the leather with? Also need you finish stitching did you remove that fill to tuck the leather in?
@ITSBIGDEE I filled the gap with body filler, I filled the gap cause it was a bit to big. I cut Back the carbon to flatten it, which left a big gap so filled it enough to fit the vinyl.
@ITSBIGDEE good question, I always let my epoxy set overnight about 18 to 24 hrs. But yhe pc11 sets in about a hr or two should be safe to shape then let it set before any other work.
@@TheInkhousecustoms appreciate that info. I’m starting on my own steering wheel. I wish there was a way to brighting up the red carbon fiber. I tried it on a accent piece and it just was just to dark. May have to take a stab at hydro dipping.
Thank you for the tutorial. I did not have any problems in the first part, but in the second part, after cutting the steering wheel in certain corners, the putty cracked around the corners. I am trying to fix it, but due to the structure of the rubber, the putty cracks when it stretches. What can I do about this?
I wonder why the putty cracked.. on my wheel I have metal still at the bottom. I just extended the bottom a bit with putty. I have no problems like this. I think if you've done this work on a wheel that has weak rubber it will fail. I suggest to do this on a newer wheel, if this could be one of the problems.
@@TheInkhousecustoms Hello again, I filled the edges with putty again and cut again and my problem was solved. Now I have a great mold. I'm going to cover the middle parts with leather. I'm thinking of painting the top and bottom gray. If I cover it with carbon, can I paint it? Or do I have to find another solution for top and bottom?
What is that white you put on after creating the gripbumps and such? Is it something to create a surface which is more easy to sand down? Very nice video!👊🏻
@caio Henrietta I applied 1 coat of epoxy set dry to tacky not stringing, the lay cloth. After cloth set dry I applied 2 coats, sand and reapplied an additional 2 coats. Make sure to let epoxy to set dry to tack each coat.. UV epoxy not necessary . last thing to do is flat surface and spray automotive clear coat, will solve the uv issues.
@@TheInkhousecustoms thank you so much ! By the way..: I was think put a red mark on top in the middle of steering wheel .. do you know how can I do this? Using epoxy with pigment ?
@Amin Khan I would have loved to make that video, but that RPM gauge is quite expensive around $300+. Maybe in the future if I can get my hands on one I'll make an upgrade or make one for a future project.
@@TheInkhousecustoms yeah i saw the same, but im not sure how to install it , do i need to make a hole insite the steering wheel, or can it screw ontop of the wheel?
Another question but what did you sand up to for the spray clear coat and did you use a 1k clear or 2k currently working on another wheel but not sure how far I gotta sand it to grit wise for spray clear coat?
So awesome! I plan on tackling this project, the video was fast so I have a question, how did you make the division between the leather and carbon fiber?
@SBdunks I used a dremel with a cut-off wheel. One word of advice run the Carbon a little passed your mark where you'll cut, so the carbon will transition better with the leather.
@MannyFaces Wow your the first one to ever ask this question. This tshirt was made by one of my Subscribers, maybe I can get this to be one of my merch.. hit me on Instagram and I'll try to set that up!!
@@TheInkhousecustoms haha yea I'm definitely interested the way your channel is going I'm sure I won't be the first! I do autobody and paint so I like buying or supporting the industry 🤘 what's your Instagram I'll follow
Hey! Amazing job, in the process of doing mine so thanks for the video! Just one question though: what is that white and blue paste that you mixed at 9:00 to fill the gaps? Thank you
This is amazing brotha, just curious what did you use in the beginning of the video before you put the carbon on? You brushed on what I assume is epoxy resin and hardner and let it get sticky before you put the fabric on? How long did you wait for it to get sticky?
The epoxy will never get hard without the hardener.. you must mix both resin and hardener, most hobbie epoxy's are mixed 1:1. Make sure to mix with the ratio your epoxy is set to. The epoxy I used is for lamination so it mixed 1:1.
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks for the fast response I meant the leather I found the fabric got the whole wheel done the only thing left to do is the leather wrap
Oh wow can you send me a pic to my DM Facebook or Instagram @Theinkhousecustoms, and I get my leather from www.texasfabricsandfoam.com/ it's called xtreme black.
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Thanks for watching, iv been personally looking for a video showing how to build a custom race wheel, and I couldn't find anything of value so I made this video thinking others might be looking for the same. Thanks for watching and commenting on this video.
There is no video about this because "the game is to be sold and not to be told".
@@kosanstanojevic abso-mutha-fuckin-lutley
🔥 video bruh
Awesome video and work 👏
Actually the dude from the Far East ECO-LAP Studio th-cam.com/video/UDsZsFJ1ai8/w-d-xo.html exposed the secret back in 2019. He got a lot of hate. That is how I learned to make my own wheel. I like your video too as it is updated with more details and very informative. Subscribed
You made it look so easy that i just started buying the material to make my own, hope it will come out as GREAT as yours. Thank you for the vid.
It is that easy.
Hello
how did it turn out ?
Nice!
a good video to star with my morning coffee
Glad to know your looking forward to my videos 👍🏽
This was badass! Much love to the creator. You got mad skills!!!
@Big Guy91 thanks man I appreciate you 💯
I love the plastic fork mixing tool good video rock on brother.
That was to insure adequate mixasion of the two parts..lol 🤣🤦🏼♂️ jk. thanks for the comment.
The highest form of humanity- is to inspire.
Real talk bro.. I been doing some work on my car.. this makes me look at it a little differently.. I stumbled across your body kit for the jeep.. I'm only guessing thats going in there.. mad respect. Your jeep is gonna be too dope when you're done.
Yessir the wheel if going In the jeep. Everything that is built so far is for the jeep. Thanks for the motivating words I'll be back uploading soon. More jeep build
@@TheInkhousecustoms already bro. Mad respect.
That mug is clean
Thanks man appreciate it!
Sir that is simply outstanding!!
Thank you sir💯👍🏽
Best on TH-cam
Thanks man. Appreciate the comment.🤙🏽
Thanks for making this video! If this was your first time doing a project like this, in retrospect, is there anything that you would do differently the next time? I know that sometimes we often think afterwards, “man, I should’ve done this, or changed that!”.
You did a great job and I really enjoyed the process!
@Greg Whaley yeah was the first time building a custom wheel, but me being a artist first and a car guy after, iv taken on plenty of projects that was basically the same concept. There are plenty of ways to approach this type of project. Would I change how iv done it 🤔 NOPE! Would I try another method in the future 🤔 MAYBE! I myself was looking for some type of video on youtube about making wheels and some was just basic wooden wheel or with a process so technical makes you think twice about doing it. So this was bare bone understanding of how to accomplish something like this. Thanks for the comment 👍🏽 I appreciate it!! 💯
you are kick ass man, would love to have a friend like you
@Joeyarhino1 thanks man I appreciate the comment, we can be friends man NP. Keep the positive comments coming.
Excellent video!
Thanks for watching and enjoying the videos
This is kind of art.
If you really think about it, everything is art. You have to use imagination for everything.
Talent mehson nice work
@spragga1988 yessi, give thanks.
WOW! super cool job.
@Aldo Gutierrez thanks man, I'm seeing you comments. 👀 keep it up 💯 🤙🏽👍🏽
i injoy your craterivity
Thanks.
Bro! Amazing job!!!
Can you post a video on how to do the stitching and the stitch pattern please.
The results were stunning.
Thanks for the interest, I try to work on a video for ya. 🤙🏽
Fantastic bro!
Thanks
Nice work bro...very informative
Thanks man, appreciate it
Seriously impressive results!
Thanks
Please nexttime replace the buttons 😂 ps the work you did right there, fabulous.
@Maikyjoe Bohmer lol 😆 😂 I know I wanted to find some nice ones but did find non in time to release the video.. thanks for the comment tho I appreciate it.
Awesome video. I've seen a guy wrap it with heat shrink. I didn't realize packing tape would work. Nice work 👏
@Eric Lewis yeah I seen that video also, what I did with the packing tape, which I forgot to show that in the vid is use the tape backwards sticky side out.. that was just to help the cloth bond better to the wheel.
@@TheInkhousecustoms that's super smart! Thanks for uploading this!
No problem
@@TheInkhousecustoms may be better to use ceran wrap or like shipping wrap, glad to hear you did with adhesive side facing out haha was concerned when i noticed that
I @rawrtravisrawr I always tell ppl not to take my way as "the right way" I'm a DIY'er I try things that look right in my head, and if it works I just stick with that way. Thanks for the comment! 👍🏽
Super dope diy my man...really enjoyed this vid thanks for sharing...
Thanks man, I really appreciate the comment. 💯
Always loving your work man. ✌🏻
@Monster squash Racing thanks man, I'm keeping up with your posts as well. 🤙🏽👍🏽
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks man🙏🏻
Nice job 😎
Thanks
I had to sub, man you're talented!
Thanks for the sub and the comment, I appreciate it!!
👁👁👍 looks great top job
Thanks man
Pure talent
@Gary Miller if you could see me now, I'm bowing..thats what I'm doing..lol
@@TheInkhousecustoms I was so in doubt at the beginning. I am completely ignorant on how this whole thing is done so when I see you adding bondo to make the shape, applying raggedy carbon fiber that looks like shredded fiber from a bums jeans I was very doubtful. But I stuck through the video and you definitely knew what you were doing and I was astounded.
@Gary Miller lol, you have to sift through the mud to find diamond's and gold.
Amazing video and work! I was wondering if you had any issues over the years of delamination of any carbon laminated parts like this? Do you post cure at certain temps? Ive been reading a lot of carbon skining and people saying with out post curing it will delaminate from the heat on a hot summer day. Would love to try this but dont want to have to re do it if it goes bad i appreciate any and all tips!
It held up pretty well, only part I have problems was the horn area where the vinyl peeled up. Other than that, there shouldn't be no reasons for any delamination. The laminate goes all the way around. The only thing would be if you don't prep the surface before starting your wheel. That wheel should be decreased and scuffed before any work is started.
amazing..!!!
Thanks!!
Very good
Thanks man!!
love it looks good, congrats good job. Serious question is this really lighter if that is carbon fiber is it lighter or does it still manage to weigh near the same, or the exact same.
It is not lighter it actually would be a little heavier then original. It's just a appearance application. To get a real carbon wheel it would need to be created in a mold.
wow it is greate😍🇮🇷
@masome H thanks man.
Wonderfol :D
Thanks
Damn bro that came out hella good. When I first started watching this I was thinking this probably isn't gonna turn out that well, I didn't like the honeycomb carbon pattern. But the finished product surprised me, shit looks dope!
@SWAZ it did come out good. The only thing I wish I could have changed is the fact the red turns darker. Thanks for the comment tho
Hit that subscribe button 👊
Hello what is this red carbon fiber that u used ? Ty. Great video
It's a honey comb carbon kevlar I got it from compositeenvisions.com/
Awesome job quick questions though. When you started the leather wrap, what did you fill that gap between the carbon fiber and the leather with? Also need you finish stitching did you remove that fill to tuck the leather in?
@ITSBIGDEE I filled the gap with body filler, I filled the gap cause it was a bit to big. I cut Back the carbon to flatten it, which left a big gap so filled it enough to fit the vinyl.
@@TheInkhousecustoms one last question the pc11 you used. How long did it take for that to cure for you to start sanding?
@ITSBIGDEE good question, I always let my epoxy set overnight about 18 to 24 hrs. But yhe pc11 sets in about a hr or two should be safe to shape then let it set before any other work.
@@TheInkhousecustoms appreciate that info. I’m starting on my own steering wheel. I wish there was a way to brighting up the red carbon fiber. I tried it on a accent piece and it just was just to dark. May have to take a stab at hydro dipping.
♥️♥️♥️♥️ Amazing!!
@The end and the beginning thanks for watching 👀 🙏
Thank you for the tutorial. I did not have any problems in the first part, but in the second part, after cutting the steering wheel in certain corners, the putty cracked around the corners. I am trying to fix it, but due to the structure of the rubber, the putty cracks when it stretches. What can I do about this?
I wonder why the putty cracked.. on my wheel I have metal still at the bottom. I just extended the bottom a bit with putty. I have no problems like this. I think if you've done this work on a wheel that has weak rubber it will fail. I suggest to do this on a newer wheel, if this could be one of the problems.
@@TheInkhousecustoms
@@TheInkhousecustoms Hello again, I filled the edges with putty again and cut again and my problem was solved. Now I have a great mold. I'm going to cover the middle parts with leather. I'm thinking of painting the top and bottom gray. If I cover it with carbon, can I paint it? Or do I have to find another solution for top and bottom?
@exnihilo3707 I doesn't necessarily have to be carbon, you can use fiberglass just to strengthen the area, then do your filler and paint.
Wear some gloves, protect those talented hands. Brilliant work 💪🏼
👍🏽
What is that white you put on after creating the gripbumps and such? Is it something to create a surface which is more easy to sand down? Very nice video!👊🏻
@Erik lingsberg that white layer was there to help with the transition from the grip bumps to the rubber of the wheel.
Links to materials are in the description
أريد منك I want you to name the product you use and how to use it. Thank you.
List of products are in the description.
where do you get that textured fabric ?
I get my fabrics from website : texas fabrics and foam
Good job man! Amazing !
How many epóxi applications you did after put the fiber cloth ?
Do you think it’s necessary use a UV epóxi ?
@caio Henrietta I applied 1 coat of epoxy set dry to tacky not stringing, the lay cloth. After cloth set dry I applied 2 coats, sand and reapplied an additional 2 coats. Make sure to let epoxy to set dry to tack each coat.. UV epoxy not necessary . last thing to do is flat surface and spray automotive clear coat, will solve the uv issues.
@@TheInkhousecustoms thank you so much !
By the way..: I was think put a red mark on top in the middle of steering wheel .. do you know how can I do this? Using epoxy with pigment ?
In between coatsof epoxy, apply and adhesive back vynil what ever color you want stick a strip where you want and continue apply the epoxy.
Just curious how long did you wait to removed the tape
24 hr, FYI the tape is used inside out, sticky side up.
can you make a video on adding the led displays for the rpm on the steering wheel please
@Amin Khan I would have loved to make that video, but that RPM gauge is quite expensive around $300+. Maybe in the future if I can get my hands on one I'll make an upgrade or make one for a future project.
That's for the interest tho
@@TheInkhousecustoms yeah i saw the same, but im not sure how to install it , do i need to make a hole insite the steering wheel, or can it screw ontop of the wheel?
It has a universal one that goes right over the wheel. Would be a little bulky tho.
Another question but what did you sand up to for the spray clear coat and did you use a 1k clear or 2k currently working on another wheel but not sure how far I gotta sand it to grit wise for spray clear coat?
The last set of sanding before clear is 600 grit. I add two coats of clear then sand with 1000 grit and clear one more time.
So awesome! I plan on tackling this project, the video was fast so I have a question, how did you make the division between the leather and carbon fiber?
@SBdunks I used a dremel with a cut-off wheel. One word of advice run the Carbon a little passed your mark where you'll cut, so the carbon will transition better with the leather.
Love the shirt you sell them?
@MannyFaces Wow your the first one to ever ask this question. This tshirt was made by one of my Subscribers, maybe I can get this to be one of my merch.. hit me on Instagram and I'll try to set that up!!
@@TheInkhousecustoms haha yea I'm definitely interested the way your channel is going I'm sure I won't be the first! I do autobody and paint so I like buying or supporting the industry 🤘 what's your Instagram I'll follow
IG is @Theinkhousecustoms
Hey! Amazing job, in the process of doing mine so thanks for the video!
Just one question though: what is that white and blue paste that you mixed at 9:00 to fill the gaps? Thank you
@Walter Fabroa all products link is in the description. help out the channel and make a purchase from my affiliate link. The paste is called pc-11.
What kind of eco leather you use?
In this video I used vinyl with a bump texture.
Another great video thanks man hey just a quick question what leather or what did you use for that ? Could you get me a link ?
Yeah NP the site is: www.texasfabricsandfoam.com/ and the material is call xtreme black. It's a vinyl material.
Please, name of materials
Materials are listed in the description tab
This is amazing brotha, just curious what did you use in the beginning of the video before you put the carbon on? You brushed on what I assume is epoxy resin and hardner and let it get sticky before you put the fabric on? How long did you wait for it to get sticky?
@Young Fue its epoxy, takes about 2hrs to get tacky, wait till the epoxy gets firm with no stringing. A firm tack.
Don't forget to subscribe 😉 👍🏽
@@TheInkhousecustoms is it the epoxy resin and hardner mixed together or just the resin by itself? I have just subbed and hit the bell right now 🙌🏽
The epoxy will never get hard without the hardener.. you must mix both resin and hardener, most hobbie epoxy's are mixed 1:1. Make sure to mix with the ratio your epoxy is set to. The epoxy I used is for lamination so it mixed 1:1.
@@TheInkhousecustoms I was thinking of using JB weld epoxy and hardner will that be a good one to use?
How much for you to build me one for a 2005 Silverado
DM me on Instagram for inquiries.
is that your tape? or something else? what do you wrap your steering wheel with?
@Tuner KZ it is packing tape; used sticky side out.
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks man!
What did u wrap the airbag and wheel parts with?
@Daniel Herrera the fabric is vinyl from Texasfabricsandfoam.com called xtreme black
@@TheInkhousecustoms Thanks man love the content!
Man I need my steering wheel done but I don’t want to lose my airbag… Please help!
No problem
What is the fabric you used to wrap the wheel in? I cant find a good source anywhere...
@lxlBluePitxl the place I get my carbon from is compositeenvisions.com
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks for the fast response I meant the leather I found the fabric got the whole wheel done the only thing left to do is the leather wrap
Oh wow can you send me a pic to my DM Facebook or Instagram @Theinkhousecustoms, and I get my leather from www.texasfabricsandfoam.com/ it's called xtreme black.
@@TheInkhousecustoms thanks again. I sent the pictures to your Instagram profile
how many hours it took ? O.o :o
The only parts that take long, are the wait times in between epoxy coats, it took me about 5 days to complete.
Man plz tell me what did you sprayed
I don't understand that question. Sprayed where?
Is it 2k clear coat
Oh yeah, automotive clear coat. Helps protect the epoxy from turning yellow from the UV sun rays.
Alguien sabe de alguien que haya echo esto pero bien explicado y en español?? Tengo algunas dudas jaja 😅
@Mario Acosta dímelo en español
@@TheInkhousecustoms la pasta y la fibra se trabajan sobre la misma esponja de el volante ??
@Mario Acosta sí. todo en uno.
No que que le pusiste no se que usaste no explicas nada es todo para ver disculpa perdí mí tiempo viendo tus videos. No lo hagas mas
Un verdadero creador no necesita calor solo necesita ver.
quality 4/10 ;/
Quality of the wheel or the video?
@@TheInkhousecustoms yeah man you should to use more epoxy i mean more 2-3 epoxy layers to make the lens look great
@markhavier3345 oh ok to give it more depth, got you. Thanks
Great job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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