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- This side will require more work as the upper section is starting to crack as well. I may just melt those areas together and epoxy over it.




Damn man it sucks to see that happen. The type of work that you are performing there must be a huge learning curve. Keep up the amazing work brotherJDMJNKY wrote: ↑Sat Jun 10, 2023 4:31 pm Live update
tried to speed the curing process... while fiberglass has high heat resistance, the base is plastic! Straight sped past logic on that one![]()
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If anyone has a driver door panel / arm rest piece for sale please in any condition please Lmk.
moved onto the driver door stress areas until I locate some new arm bars![]()
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Thanks Man, it's a huge curve. Learning what a good lay down looks like, finding the apex between mix time, workable time & cure time, what a properly cured job looks like, my struggles so far... I'm trying. The upper sections today are looking very good. I wont touch them, rush them, or move on until.
No sir you're a super duper gangster! No way, Neva Eva, do I want to join 4 into 1. I'm struggling on the easiest section and you've built a whole doorStin1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 2:25 pm The door panels always break like that out here from the Arizona sun. My beater ex needed a regulator and when I was already aware the panel felt like you were going to fall through. I ended borrowing a spare and planned on doing something similar. I bought a pair in the past that were repaired with a fiber like tape that was rock solid.
This is what I did. I took 4 damaged panels to create two perfect panels. I used the top dx portion that had no power locks and uses a smaller handle. Similar to using rs door locks on the integra ( thieves use that switch to break in ). I cut the small plastic buttons and the top and bottom panel come apart. So my end result is oem power window on the bottom no power lock switch but I have power windows. If you do what I did you just need to plug the switch in and keep it behind the handle for the locks to function properly DC6B0EBA-3E90-4CDF-9941-27A6993FF7A1.jpeg
Man what a relief!! Yards are the same here in Jacksonville FL. No regard to proper disassembly. I do love finding pre pulled parts though hahaha. My stepson's current engine (k24a2 in EM2) was found in the yard sitting on the subframe between 2 rows with no TSX to be found.JDMJNKY wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 12:34 pm A bit of DEJAVU for us all.
El yonke time, sadly someone got to the mint door panel before i did. i was left scouring the yard for any civic 2dr. i didn't even care if it had a fraction of panel, as long as what i needed was in useable condition. All the cars on this lot were peeled apart, so many "honda lovers" and they don't even know how to properly remove parts without destroying them.I dreaded the thought of having to drive to another location.
Nearly at the end of the line, it was then i spotted two more coupes - there's hope. i was so focused on this particular one, thinking 'awe man, they've already took off with the panels,' as i peered in through the windows i didn't notice much else on approach. BUT, as I turn to leave, I spot this marginally eaten door panel laying on the floor.![]()
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Now we wait for some epoxy and glass to arrive.
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Huge relief. Not sure if it's the same in FL but it seems DP's are highly coveted here in CA.DC231 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 1:05 pm Man what a relief!! Yards are the same here in Jacksonville FL. No regard to proper disassembly. I do love finding pre pulled parts though hahaha. My stepson's current engine (k24a2 in EM2) was found in the yard sitting on the subframe between 2 rows with no TSX to be found.
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