which 1 is better - PU or Fibre

ixeo

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fiber is brittle. pu would be the better choice.
 

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SkYwAlKeR said:
yah yah.... PU is better than fibre.... thus, more expensive...

but carbon fibre is the best...

as i can see...
everyone say PU is better than fibre..
well i think i should go for PU...
but what is carbon fibre
 

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But normally if u wanna custom make something, shops won't offer PU right? normally its only fibre ..
 

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Usually, PU fabrication would involve moulds and plastic injection facilities, etc.

Custom bodykits are fibre because the shape can be hand-laid, and it's easy to wrap fibre and apply resin hardener over the whole thing.

That's why custom kits are fibre.. because they don't necessarily need a re-useable mould. PU, on the other hand, would need an accurate, re-useable and strong mould.
 

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w0oo0o...is that so
well my knowledge bout car is still 'low' n 'slow'
ahahaha...maybe i should upgrade my knowledge...
put a big 'cc' into my brain

thanxs evryone 4 da info
 

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