which 1 is better - PU or Fibre
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But normally if u wanna custom make something, shops won't offer PU right? normally its only fibre ..
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.
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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